What are the hypernyms for Talking one ear off?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for talking one ear off?
The antonyms for "talking one ear off" include the phrases "quiet as a mouse", "keeping mum", "holding your tongue", "wordless", "silenced", and "zip it". These antonyms describe the opposite of talking incessantly or non-stop. When one is "quiet as a mouse", he or she is silent, and when someone is "keeping mum", he or she is choosing to remain silent. "Holding your tongue" means you're deliberately not saying anything. These antonyms are often used when someone is being too verbose or when it is necessary to stay quite, indicating that sometimes it is better to be silent than to never stop talking.
What are the antonyms for Talking one ear off?
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v.
• bore
- aid
, - amuse
, - assist
, - charm
, - comfort
, - delight
, - energize
, - excite
, - help
, - interest
, - invigorate
, - make happy
, - please
, - refresh
, - soothe
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