Difference between Loquacity and Garrulousness

LOQUACITY vs GARRULOUSNESS: NOUN

Talkativeness; the quality of being loquacious.
The habit or practice of talking continually or excessively; inclination to talk too much; talkativeness; garrulity.
Synonyms Loquaciousness, garrulity, volubility, chatter.
Talkativeness; the habit or practice of talking continually or excessively.
The quality of being wordy and talkative

Geniality, Pompousness, Articulateness, Eloquence, Peevishness, Grandiloquence, Taciturnity, Volubility, Verbosity, Inarticulateness, Prolixity, Garrulity, Talkativeness, Garrulousness, Loquaciousness

Circumlocution, Wordiness, Gregariousness, Pedantry, Geniality, Pompousness, Articulateness, Eloquence, Peevishness, Grandiloquence, Taciturnity, Verbosity, Inarticulateness, Prolixity, Garrulousness

Lance was in deep pain, not so much because his jaw was broken but because his loquacity was put on a sabbatical.
In those years I taught rhetoric, and, overcome by cupidity, made sale of a loquacity to overcome by.
This loquacity not miss even during the preliminary stages and during the actual intercourse.
Speeches, speeches, speeches; theeternal loquacity of the French.
To cure vanity, selfishness, petulance, loquacity, choler and pugnacity, try the Western air, young man; it is a panacea.
Pilferous wheedling finagler, plunderous pillaging usurper, longevous loquacity lottery.

He seemed now preoccupied, walking aimlessly; the garrulousness he had shown in the train was gone.
The man had the easy garrulousness of his kind, and perhaps he also scented a future customer for fishing expeditions.