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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lively with chatter" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a place or situation that is filled with animated conversation or noise. Example: "The café was lively with chatter, making it a perfect spot for people-watching."
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I passed on the sweets trolley and finished up with a nice Stilton and port and took coffee by the fire in the bar, which was now lively with chatter.
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"They fall in with these exhausted faces, but by the time they're ready to leave, the place is abuzz with lively chatter".
Spend the evening in lively chatter with his newfound mate.
Each pub is rated and reviewed by someone who's actually supped there and it includes all the necessary details of the nearest public transport links and maps to go with the lively chatter.
At the warehouse of Modnakasta, one of Ukraine's largest online retailers, the air hums with the lively chatter of workers and sound of hundreds of boxes being packed and sealed.
When needing to quickly understand where a country is on the global scale of economic development, there is nothing like seeing and smelling and tasting the foodstuffs found at local markets, where the stalls are lorded over by colorful spice merchants, butchers, and fishmongers, and the very air of the market is filled with the farmers' lively chatter and vicious gossip.
No matter how lively the chatter at the table has been, a hush descends, and tense faces regard the slick, itemized printout in their midst with unfeigned awe.
Acuity alternates with blankness, anxiety with boredom, silence with chatter.
These characters create a game that's filled with chatter.
(Via Shelf Life) Twitter was abuzz with chatter about Mindy Kaling yesterday.
Twitter was abuzz with chatter about Mindy Kaling yesterday.
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