volubleness (volublnes)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 106
The character of being voluble; volubility. volubly (vol'u-bli), adv. In a voluble or fluent manner. "O Gods," said he, "how volubly doth talk volume Fallacies which, when set down on paper, are at once detected, pa for unanswerable arguments when dexterously and volubly urged in Parliament, at the bar, or in private conversation. Macaulay, History.
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