smooth talking
Speech parts
1. smooth talking - Noun
2. smooth talking - Adjective
3. smooth talking - Verb
Meaning
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
Alternative names
smooth-talking
Synonyms
Examples
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.
“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.”
This smooth-talking magician has done everything in the bad-boy playbook, from betraying his friends to selling his literal soul.
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.
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.
And the character is a smooth-talking fraud.