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prattle in the PONS Dictionary

prattle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to prattle on for hours
parler pendant des heures
American English

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Anyone can prattle nonsense, and they'll always be able to find people to believe it, especially if they can dress it up in superstitious flummery.
en.wikipedia.org
I find these vituperations by these media houses very ridiculous and prattle.
www.ghanaweb.com
That thing prattles on and on about our armed forces holding the fate of our country in their hands.
patentlyo.com
We've discovered that this game, like its predecessor, really does compel people to prattle on about their farms.
www.kotaku.com.au
Hill has refused to be distracted by the trivialities of our age, and the low-mimetic prattle that so frequently accompanies them.
fortnightlyreview.co.uk
Hopefully you didn't prattle on for too long to yourself.
www.westword.com
With all fervor millions will be deluded into voicing such wicked prattle, their bodies shaking with feverish conviction that such evil come to pass.
thenationonlineng.net
It is easy for the media to prattle on about athletes who are gracious in dealing with them.
www.si.com
Most content experts prattle on about the reach of content.
www.professionalplanner.com.au
Her characters start as prattling ideologues; they end no wiser after their years of suffering.
www.thetyee.ca

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