conversationalist
बातूनी
definition
noun
Those of you who know me will agree that I am not much of a talker, nor a conversationalist .
a person who is good at or fond of engaging in conversation.
translation of 'conversationalist '
बातचीत में माहिर,
बातचीत में प्रवीण
noun
बातूनी,
बकवादी
example
His interests are very diverse and he is a great 'conversationalist' .
A gifted 'conversationalist' , he made himself at home in any company.
You're a great 'conversationalist' , and you're an expert at living the good life.
Vain, superficial and selfish, she was also a brilliant 'conversationalist' and a loyal friend who had no difficulty dominating British aristocratic society.
Those of you who know me will agree that I am not much of a talker, nor a 'conversationalist' .
He blamed a lack of promotion for the show's poor performance, but said viewers were starting to warm to the idea of him as a good 'conversationalist' and not just a formerly temperamental tennis star.
Mary was a gifted 'conversationalist' and had a lovely way with people.
Also, as a best friend he's not much of a 'conversationalist' .
Last but not least, be a wonderful 'conversationalist' .
He was a brilliant 'conversationalist' , and liked nothing better than to relate stories from his youth to draw comparisons to how life differs today.
In my circle, I am regarded as a fascinating 'conversationalist' .
an entertaining 'conversationalist'
Daniel, whom Alicia had made out to be such an entertaining 'conversationalist' , had been silenced by the scope of William's achievements.
I had the great pleasure of meeting Stan recently - he is a terrific 'conversationalist' , storyteller, poet, critic and troubadour.
He was a gifted 'conversationalist' and loved a bit of fun and humour.
Together, they made a predictably volatile trio, and hearing their work together is like listening in on the conversation of three opinionated 'conversationalists' .
Not only teenagers but many high flying execs who flaunt a number of mobiles casually are very poor phone 'conversationalists' .
Oscar Wilde, the king of 'conversationalists' , who died at the age of 46 one hundred years ago this month, was never stuck for a word.
It is with me through everything, providing instant distraction from lectures, boring 'conversationalists' and nagging editors.
After all, they're not very good 'conversationalists' are they?
I knew Gerald was unimpressed with the way I had conversed with the Spaniard at luncheon, but I found that he was one of the most engaging, charming, witty 'conversationalists' I had ever encountered.
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