Sentence examples for been talked over from inspiring English sources
verb
To communicate, usually by means of speech.
- Although I don't speak Chinese I managed to talk with the villagers using signs and gestures.
It's been talked over endlessly for years, but for the first time in a generation it's actually happening.
You know instantly what's going on: she's been talked over, mansplained to, patronised.
THE extent to which business schools and, in particular, their MBA graduates, played a role in the various corporate and economic crises of this century has been talked over so often it has become tiresome.
Women: RT if you have been talked over or condescended to by a dude who ain't that bright.
Since the cows were AWOL, Taylor was talking over by the farm's makeshift chicken pen, where scores of fluffy chicks chirped like mad on the parched field.
No doubt Falk and Lim had been talking over their pet project, the fixed soccer match.
King had known Ford several years and they had been talking over the problems of self-propelled vehicles all winter.
"Maybe I shut up a few people who have been talking over the last few weeks," Kane said.
The last time I went out with my friends, I was talked over, laughed at and insulted.
Anyone pausing to give a considered, complex answer would be talked over and shouted down: it would be like having Mary Warnock on Mock the Week.
