chattily's Usage Examples:

artiste suddenly discard his script and talk chattily of things that must not be talked about chattily.

in The Guardian is unimpressed, "The prose is clompingly euphemistic, chattily cliche-ridden and bafflingly – for a writer who has given us so many satisfyingly.

Humboldt was of course the author of the chattily readable "Kosmos", an account of the visible universe, and the most celebrated.

is chattily readable prose, a dry sense of humor (""Eunuchs, as everybody knows, are.

camera is never any kind of fly on the wall, and the voluble Sonita's chattily informal relationship with the older director … is clearly a crucial element.

She chattily tells Concetta of her plans for celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of.

With their uncanny clone-like similarity and by all talking chattily at once, The Beatles introduced to the cultural lexicon several key Sixties.

Synonyms:

volubly;