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Talks on and on without a point

Definition:

When someone talks on and on without a point, it refers to their tendency to ramble or speak continuously without making any meaningful or relevant statement.

Examples:

Noun:

1. John's long monologues are just talks on and on without a point, it's hard to understand what he means.
2. Her presentation was filled with talks on and on without a point, and it left the audience confused and disengaged.

Verb:

1. He always talks on and on without a point during our meetings, wasting everyone's time.
2. She talks on and on without a point, and it becomes difficult to interrupt her and get the conversation back on track.

Adjective:

1. His speeches tend to be lengthy and talks on and on without a point, making it hard for the listeners to stay focused.
2. Listening to her talks on and on without a point stories can be quite tiring and unproductive.

Adverb:

1. She kept talking on and on without a point, and the audience became increasingly disinterested.
2. The comedian's jokes went talks on and on without a point, causing the crowd to lose interest.

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