1. smooth talking - Noun
2. smooth talking - Adjective
3. smooth talking - Verb
smooth talking
present participle of smooth talk
smooth talking (uncountable)
Alternative form of smooth talk
smooth talking (comparative more smooth talking, superlative most smooth talking)
Alternative form of smooth-talking
smooth-talking (comparative more smooth-talking, superlative most smooth-talking)
Insincerely ingratiating; flattering.
smooth-talking
present participle of smooth-talk
smooth-talking (uncountable)
Alternative form of smooth talk
smooth-talking
Both Plato and Aristotle feared mass democracy because its smooth-talking agitators could easily whip up popular passions and lead an unsophisticated mob into fury and blind obedience to the tyrant they were promoting to save them. Source: Internet
“Hillinger and Springer did not get along, I think, because in many ways they might have been alike; both were smooth-talking snake-oil salesmen.” Source: Internet
This smooth-talking magician has done everything in the bad-boy playbook, from betraying his friends to selling his literal soul. Source: Internet
Theo should enjoy himself when Chelsea cozies up to him, but her real goal will be smooth-talking her way into the Chancellor Communications office. Source: Internet
This - with some help from a smooth-talking - means coffee pods have become so popular they were added to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) typical basket of goods, used to calculate inflation that same year. Source: Internet
And the character is a smooth-talking fraud. Source: Internet