Gabble in a sentence as a noun

Common sense tells us that someone who drawls a sentence slowly is not considered to have said more than another person who gabbles the same sentence twice in less time than the first person took to say it once. That is, we normally make allowance for speaking rate in judging who says most; amount of linguistic material produced is what really counts.

Gabble in a sentence as a verb

The modern "box" has been largely discarded by contemporary institutional architects in favor of rough, pseudo-gabbled, uh, ****, as shown in the majority of these examples. I'd say a bad brutalist building is like a rough bureaucratic dictate whereas present bad institutional architecture is like a bureaucratic dictate but rewritten with contemporary niceness guides - "this is a notice concerning your rights under the involuntary amputation act"

Gabble definitions

noun

rapid and indistinct speech

See also: jabber jabbering

verb

speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly