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more talkative vs talkitive

The correct phrase is 'more talkative.' 'Talkative' is the correct adjective to describe someone who talks a lot, and when comparing two people, you use 'more' before the adjective to indicate a higher degree. 'Talkitive' is not a standard English word.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 4793 views

more talkative

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'more talkative' when comparing two or more people to describe the person who talks more than the others.

Examples:

  • She is more talkative than her sister.
  • He became more talkative after the party started.
  • I'm sure I'll be far more talkative with my brains splattered all over Topher.
  • Only, he was a little bit more talkative.
  • She might be more talkative if I have information for her.
  • People tend to be a little more talkative with handcuffs on their wrists, I noticed.
  • She might be more talkative if I have information for her.

talkitive

This is not a standard English word. The correct term is 'talkative.'


Alternatives:

  • more chatty
  • more loquacious
  • more verbose
  • more garrulous
  • more voluble

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