Antonyms for babbler

Grammar : Noun

Spell : bab-ler

Phonetic Transcription : ˈbæb lər

listener

Definition of babbler

As in blabbermouth : noun someone who talks too much
As in talker : noun conversationalist
As in gossipmonger : noun gossip
As in rumormonger : noun gossip
As in scandalmonger : noun gossip
As in tabby : noun gossip
As in talebearer : noun gossip
As in taleteller : noun gossip
As in tattler : noun gossip

Example sentences :

He had known him for a fool, a weakling, a babbler, and a bibber of wine.
Extract from : « Mistress Wilding » by Rafael Sabatini

Under this mask which resembles him, I will drive away the babbler from here.
Extract from : « Amphitryon » by Moliere

On their approach the pie lunged at a babbler and caused it to retire.
Extract from : « Jungle Folk » by Douglas Dewar

The Babbler, who was a few paces in advance, suddenly uttered a cry.
Extract from : « The Trappers of Arkansas » by Gustave Aimard

"That's your concern," said the Babbler, with an evil smile.
Extract from : « The Trappers of Arkansas » by Gustave Aimard

You need not be on the lookout with me, sir; I am no babbler.
Extract from : « The White Terror and The Red » by Abraham Cahan

Why do you not make haste about your business, but lose time with this babbler?
Extract from : « A Select Collection of Old English Plays » by Robert Dodsley

But when they had heard, his teaching, "some said, What will this babbler say?"
Extract from : « "Granny's Chapters" » by Lady Mary Ross

And how did the babbler fear the Angels whom he had himself made?
Extract from : « Simon Magus » by George Robert Stow Mead

And some said of him, "What doth this babbler (σπερμολογος) mean?"
Extract from : « Tragic Sense Of Life » by Miguel de Unamuno

Synonyms for babbler

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