glib 的定义
glib·ber, glib·best.
- readily fluent, often thoughtlessly, superficially, or insincerely so: a glib talker; glib answers.
- easy or unconstrained, as actions or manners.
- Archaic. agile; spry.
glib 近义词
slick, smooth-talking
更多glib例句
- “The glib answer that I tell people,” she said, “is that there had to be more to life than selling toilet paper, and perhaps marketing women’s sports had to be a more fulfilling career.”
- I don’t want to sound too glib here—there’s still privilege inherent in my situation.
- But this cynical take is too glib and sweeping to explain everything.
- The book is at times fun, at other times chilling, but it also can be quite glib.
- “We should not let people get away with this glib excuse that this is about voter fraud,” says Ornstein.
- Truth in Advertising balances the droll with the hopeful and the glib with the heartfelt.
- Debate, as we saw last Wednesday night, sometimes over-rewards the glib one-liner, or incentivizes stubborn misrepresentation.
- She was very glib with the sheep and the geese, but the grindstone made her head ache, and she gave it up.
- Another man glib of tongue and crafty of brain might have lied his way out of an abominable situation.
- The glib story of the bribery was like the bite of a slipping crane-hitch—slow to take hold.
- “Never since sun-birth,” Hildebrand responded, with glib emphasis.
- "Because you are free: you do not love," impetuously returned the other with glib, persistent vehemence.