Definition for Glib:

• artfully persuasive in speech; " a glib tongue"; " a smooth- tongued hypocrite"

Synonyms for Glib:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • glib.
  •articulate (adjective)
  • loquacious,
  • lucid,
  • direct,
  • clear,
  • succinct,
  • expressive,
  • well-spoken,
  • intelligible.
  •eloquent (adjective)
  • more wellexpressed,
  • more well expressed,
  • most well-expressed,
  • most smoothspoken,
  • most well expressed,
  • most fervid,
  • most telling,
  • outspoken,
  • more smooth spoken,
  • more smoothspoken,
  • more revealing,
  • out spoken,
  • wellexpressed,
  • more telling,
  • smoothspoken,
  • more smooth-spoken,
  • most wellexpressed,
  • smooth spoken,
  • more well-expressed,
  • well expressed,
  • most smooth-spoken,
  • most smooth spoken,
  • suggestive,
  • out-spoken,
  • most revealing,
  • potent.
  •facile (adjective)
  • shallower,
  • flipper,
  • pushover,
  • effortless,
  • untroublesome,
  • shallow,
  • fast talk,
  • uncomplicated.
  •flippant (adjective)
  • dis-respectful,
  • in solent,
  • dis respectful,
  • playful,
  • lippier,
  • flighty,
  • in-solent,
  • smartalecky,
  • lippiest.
  •fluent (adjective)
  • most mellifluent,
  • more mellifluent,
  • more cursive,
  • co-pious,
  • wellversed,
  • more well versed,
  • most cursive,
  • most well-versed,
  • co pious,
  • most wellversed,
  • more wellversed,
  • more well-versed,
  • most well versed,
  • well versed.
  •fulsome (adjective)
  • adulatory,
  • mealymouthed,
  • sycophantic,
  • fawning.
  •gabby (adjective)
  • most loose-lipped,
  • most looselipped,
  • most gossiping,
  • most loose lipped,
  • more looselipped,
  • more jabbering,
  • loose lipped,
  • more loose lipped,
  • most jabbering,
  • looselipped,
  • more loose-lipped,
  • most prattling,
  • more chattering,
  • more gossiping,
  • most chattering,
  • mouthy,
  • more prattling,
  • long winded.
  •garrulous (adjective)
  • more wind-bag,
  • most blabbermouth,
  • running on the mouth,
  • running on at the mouth,
  • more blabbermouth,
  • yakkier,
  • most windbag,
  • running mouth,
  • yakkiest,
  • most yakkity,
  • most wind bag,
  • more loose tongued,
  • prosy,
  • most wind-bag,
  • prosiest,
  • prosier,
  • more motormouth,
  • most loose tongued,
  • more loose-tongued,
  • more wind bag,
  • more loosetongued,
  • running on mouth,
  • running at the mouth,
  • wind bag,
  • loose tongued,
  • most motormouth,
  • more yakkity,
  • most loosetongued,
  • flap jaw,
  • more windbag,
  • running the mouth,
  • yakky,
  • loosetongued,
  • running on at mouth,
  • most loose-tongued,
  • running at mouth,
  • more prating,
  • most prating.
  •hypocritical (adjective)
  • more deluding,
  • most dissembling,
  • pietistic,
  • smoothtongued,
  • un-natural,
  • most moralistic,
  • more caviling,
  • jiviest,
  • feigning,
  • lefthanded,
  • twofaced,
  • more feigning,
  • more moralistic,
  • un-reliable,
  • selfrighteous,
  • two faced,
  • most feigning,
  • hypo-critical,
  • snide,
  • most caviling,
  • self righteous,
  • most deluding,
  • jivier,
  • doubledealing,
  • more dissembling,
  • un reliable,
  • smooth tongued,
  • left handed,
  • hypo critical.
  •offhand (adjective)
  • laid back,
  • folksy.
  •oily (adjective)
  • more cajoling,
  • more coaxing,
  • co-axing,
  • co axing,
  • most cajoling,
  • in sinuating,
  • most coaxing,
  • in-sinuating.
  •one-dimensional (adjective)
  • onedimensional,
  • one dimensional.
  •rhetorical (adjective)
  • more embellished,
  • more euphuistic,
  • high flown,
  • highflown,
  • most hyperbolic,
  • more hyperbolic,
  • most embellished,
  • most euphuistic,
  • over-blown,
  • over blown.
  •silver-tongued (adjective)
  • silvertongued,
  • silver tongued.
  •slick (adjective)
  • more streetwise,
  • most dextrous,
  • most streetwise,
  • more dextrous.
  •slick, smooth-talking (adjective)
  • hot-air.
  •suave (adjective)
  • most distingue,
  • well bred,
  • re fined,
  • soft spoken,
  • softspoken,
  • wellbred,
  • more distingue.
  •superficial (adjective)
  • most quick fix,
  • in-attentive,
  • shoalest,
  • most warped,
  • most smattery,
  • nodding,
  • flasher,
  • more warped,
  • sur-face,
  • most quick-fix,
  • skindeep,
  • un-critical,
  • more depthless,
  • quick-fix,
  • more quick-fix,
  • skin deep,
  • un critical,
  • quickfix,
  • more quickfix,
  • most quickfix,
  • tip iceberg,
  • tip of iceberg,
  • more quick fix,
  • flashest,
  • most depthless,
  • uncritical,
  • tip the iceberg,
  • on surface,
  • sur face,
  • more smattery.
  •talkative (adjective)
  • bigmouthed,
  • full of hot air,
  • big-mouthed,
  • loudmouthed,
  • big mouthed.
  •vocal (adjective)
  • free-spoken,
  • plainspoken.

• n.

  •
  • astringent,
  • backhanded,
  • allusive,
  • acrid,
  • cheap,
  • acid,
  • biting,
  • CODED,
  • cutting.
  •
  • forceful,
  • self-confident,
  • dignified,
  • assertive,
  • bold,
  • words,
  • self-possessed,
  • self-assured,
  • proud,
  • surface,
  • confident.
  •glib (noun)
  • persuasive.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • clever.
  •Other relevant words:
  • ascertain,
  • vivid,
  • allow,
  • castrate,
  • admit,
  • smug,
  • verbose,
  • apparent,
  • cunning,
  • soapy,
  • obsequious,
  • Toadying,
  • Honey-tongued,
  • spellbinding,
  • disarming,
  • expansive,
  • cater,
  • gushy,
  • give,
  • discover,
  • discern,
  • cosmetic,
  • guileful,
  • ease,
  • facetious,
  • offer,
  • soft,
  • polished,
  • perfunctory,
  • agree,
  • effective,
  • assert,
  • find,
  • dismissive,
  • blab,
  • plain,
  • dodgy,
  • glibbest,
  • syrupy,
  • fluid,
  • Fine-spoken,
  • hasty,
  • windy,
  • thin,
  • buttery,
  • frivolous,
  • turgid,
  • abrupt,
  • foxy,
  • prosperity,
  • quick,
  • offhand,
  • Facund,
  • chatty,
  • opulence,
  • sociable,
  • tricksy,
  • convincing,
  • garrulous,
  • food,
  • talky,
  • adequacy,
  • provisions,
  • submissive,
  • declare,
  • rambling,
  • ungracious,
  • curt,
  • oratorical,
  • gregarious,
  • silver,
  • hot air,
  • fortune,
  • speculation,
  • silken,
  • skin-deep,
  • servile,
  • sophisticated,
  • casual,
  • natural,
  • courtly,
  • glossy,
  • graceful,
  • flowing,
  • glibly,
  • crafty,
  • gassy,
  • fast-talking,
  • provender,
  • acknowledge,
  • supply,
  • Towardly,
  • flattering,
  • amplitude,
  • abundance,
  • proclaim,
  • ingratiating,
  • slickly,
  • diffuse,
  • painless,
  • prolix,
  • gabby,
  • supplies,
  • agreeable,
  • verbal,
  • Unburdensome,
  • emasculate,
  • see,
  • pliant,
  • striking,
  • spy,
  • wily,
  • Suant,
  • felicitous,
  • effusive,
  • sufficiency,
  • bombastic,
  • autopsy,
  • slimy,
  • furnish,
  • richness,
  • adopt,
  • satiny,
  • Honey-mouthed,
  • pharisaic,
  • trenchant,
  • insubstantial,
  • cogent,
  • long-winded,
  • commissariat,
  • flashy,
  • nonchalant,
  • nothing to it,
  • urbane,
  • tractable,
  • Multiloquent,
  • yielding,
  • winning,
  • victuals,
  • meretricious,
  • fair-spoken,
  • intelligence,
  • all jaw,
  • easy as pie,
  • slithery,
  • soft-spoken,
  • brusque,
  • conversational,
  • approve,
  • Pecksniffian,
  • graphic,
  • wordy,
  • flip,
  • profuse,
  • advertise,
  • wealth,
  • exuberant,
  • riches,
  • manageable,
  • attest,
  • allege,
  • disclose,
  • smooth-talking,
  • candid,
  • contribute,
  • gossipy,
  • frank,
  • unctuous,
  • silky,
  • geld,
  • wieldy,
  • straightforward,
  • light,
  • communicative,
  • not difficult,
  • affluence,
  • easy,
  • cushy,
  • tricky,
  • provide,
  • newsy,
  • knavish,
  • greasy,
  • ductile,
  • specious,
  • smoothly,
  • incisive,
  • smarmy,
  • espionage,
  • simple,
  • pompous,
  • vocative,
  • reconnaissance,
  • smooth operator.

Paraphrases for Glib:

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    flippant, breezy.

Antonyms for Glib:

• superl.

  • Other antonyms:
    profound, dissuasive.

• adj.

  • slick, smooth-talking
    silent, stuttering, quiet, uncommunicative, tongue-tied, inarticulate.

Glib Sentence Examples:

• She knew Gerald for a glib liar to others, but she was naively surprised when he practised upon herself.

• Her cavalier dealings with the situation, the glib way she spoke of divorce, the insult she flung at the respectable form of Huxtable, Vidler and Huxtable by suggesting that Arthur should consult " a really good lawyer in London," all showed how far she had travelled from the ways of Walland Marsh.