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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fast talker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who speaks quickly, often in a persuasive or deceptive manner.
Example: "He was such a fast talker that I found it hard to keep up with what he was saying during the presentation."
Alternatives: "smooth talker" or "glib speaker".
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She's a fast talker, too.
Mark was always a fast talker".
LeVon Stone is 23 years younger and a fast talker.
She is a fast talker, and she has a bit of Borscht Belt comedian in her.
Judge Sprizzo had a reputation as such a fast talker that no other court reporter wanted to work for him.
A smooth operator, Bobby (Mr. Washington), and a fast talker, Stig (Mr. Wahlberg), are the resident ebony-and-ivory tag — but are they cops or are they robbers?
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Because carrying a tune is not the same as carrying a production, and merely talking fast does not a fast-talker make".
As the cold war began Joseph Stalin planned the vast Hotel Ukraina in Moscow as a symbol of Soviet might.In the 1950s a fast-talker from Texas called Conrad Hilton decided to build hotels abroad, declaring them part of America's fight against communism.
The judge, Colleen McMahon, excused potential jurors on Monday and criticized the prosecutors for being late in giving the defense an investigator's report suggesting that the men — a group of ex-convicts and drug offenders — were incapable of carrying out a complex attack without the informer, a fast-talker who was on the government payroll.
And -- if you are naturally given to speedy, somewhat boisterous speech, people might figure you for a "fast-talker" -- someone who could either be somewhat shady in their dealings or an arrogant braggart.
If you're a fast-talker, take the time to slow down and articulate every word.
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