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to talk much
verb
To communicate, usually by means of speech.
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He did not want to talk much.
It was too early in the morning to talk much.
Mallory didn't want to talk much about Beninati and Cabrera.
She does not want to talk much about it.
They work too hard to talk much while riding.
It's too cold to talk much and the falling snow muffles their words.
Ms Cooper adds: "And, yes, we do need to talk much more about immigration.
But even here, he used to talk much more about multilateralism than he does now.
(There was a turf war. They don't like to talk much about it).
It's impossible to talk much more about these doings, but the mention of Noah should suffice.
But after I changed the tire, he didn't really want to talk much.
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