from the Russian glibbid meaning to rob of ones innocence.
The word "glib" comes from Middle English, possibly derived from the Old English word "glēad" which meant "shining, happy." Over time, the meaning evolved to refer to someone who speaks smoothly and fluently, often in a way that is insincere or superficial.
He gave a glib response to the serious problem, showing a lack of sincerity or thoughtfulness in his answer.
Performed with a natural, offhand ease:
Glib means speaking in a smooth, confident manner that may not be sincere or heartfelt. It can also convey the idea of being superficial or insincere in conversation.
Talkative, motor-mouth, verbally diarrhetic Other options: chatty loquacious gushing garrulous glib wordy tongue-wagger prattler
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The glib phrases rolled off his tongue.
Do you trust that politician after listening to his glib speech?
The word glib refers to someone who is speaking but sounds insincere or shallow. A good sentence would be, he was doing his speech in front of the class but was careful not to sound too glib.
He gave a glib response to the serious problem, showing a lack of sincerity or thoughtfulness in his answer.
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Performed with a natural, offhand ease:
The cast of Flip and Glib... and the Theory of Everything - 2013 includes: Annie Abrams as Glib Stephanie Erb as Flip Robert John Brewer as Thai Takeout Guy Pirooz Kalayeh as Stranger Dorian Lopinto as Derby
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The word 'glib' means fluent but insincere.
He is a voluble speaker. (It means glib or fluent).