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Cut the Chatter: Embrace the Art of Concise Communication

Learn to communicate effectively by avoiding prolixity and unnecessary verbosity. Discover the power of brevity and clarity in your conversations, both in person and in writing.

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Cut the Chatter: Embrace the Art of Concise Communication

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  1. Talk Too Much? Find Your Sin. • EffusiveGushy; unrestrained, extravagant / excessive in emotional expression • ProlixitySpeech or writing which uses an excess of words; long-windedness • Logorrhea Pathologically excessive (and often incoherent) talking , mental defect • LoquaciousChatty; gabby; full of trivial conversation • WordyUse of more words than necessary • HistrionicDeliberate display of emotion for effect; Excessively dramatic • OrotundPompous; bombastic • PleonasticUse of more words or word-parts than is necessary for clear expression • Palaverous Verbose or wordy • DiffuseEverywhere or throughout everything; not focused or concentrated. • DiscursiveTending to digress from the main point; rambling • DigressiveTending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects • TalkativeUnwisely talking too much; full of trivial conversation • GarrulousExcessively or tiresomely talkative; Excessively wordy and rambling

  2. Maxims • Silence plays an important part in effective conversation just as it does in music. (Milton Wright) • One always sounds foolish when one has nothing to say.(Voltaire) • A monologue is not a conversation. (Milton Wright)

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