8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Gabble' in a Sentence
"To speak or converse rapidly and unintelligibly; jabber." more
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The professor tends to gabble during his lectures, making it hard to follow.
During the lecture, the professor will be gabbling complex theories that challenge our understanding.
The students will have been gabbling excitedly as they prepare for the upcoming science fair.
The students are gabbling about the challenging exam.
The professor had been gabbling on and on during the lecture.
The students would gabble about the upcoming exams, exchanging study tips.
By the end of the lecture, the professor will have gabbled through a complex theory, leaving students bewildered.
As the professor explained the complex theory, the students were gabbling among themselves trying to grasp the concepts.
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