Difference between Talkative and Garrulous

TALKATIVE vs GARRULOUS: ADJECTIVE

Given to excessive and often trivial or rambling talk; tiresomely talkative.
Wordy and rambling.
Talking much, especially about commonplace or trivial things; talkative; loquacious.
Having a loud, harsh note; noisy; -- said of birds.
Excessively or tiresomely talkative.
Excessively wordy and rambling.
Full of trivial conversation

Inclined to talk or converse; ready or apt to engage in conversation; freely communicative; chatty.
Synonyms Talkative, Loquacious, Garrulous. Talkative is a mildly unfavorable word; the others are clearly unfavorable. Talkative is applied to a person who is in the habit of speaking frequently, whether much is said at one speaking or not: thus, a lively child may be talkative. A loquacious person is one who has this inclination with a greater flow of words, and perhaps a disposition to make many-words of a small matter. Garrulous is the word applied to mental decline, as in old age, and implies feeble, prosy, continuous talk, with needless repetitions and tiresome details. The subject of a garrulous person's talk is generally himself or his own affairs or observations.

Synonyms Loquacious, etc. (see talkative); prattling, babbling.
Talkative; prating; loquacious; specifically, given to talking much and with much minuteness and repetition of unimportant or trivial details.

Causative, Gassy, Communicatory, Bigmouthed, Blabbermouthed, Expansive, Talky, Indiscreet, Blabby, Gabby, Communicative, Voluble, Garrulous, Loquacious, Chatty

Ebullient, Pugnacious, Excitable, Irascible, Jovial, Amiable, Affable, Gregarious, Taciturn, Talky, Gabby, Talkative, Chatty, Voluble, Loquacious

Causative, Gassy, Communicatory, Blabbermouthed, Bigmouthed, Expansive, Talky, Indiscreet, Blabby, Gabby, Communicative, Voluble, Garrulous, Loquacious, Chatty

Ebullient, Pugnacious, Excitable, Irascible, Jovial, Amiable, Affable, Gregarious, Taciturn, Talky, Gabby, Talkative, Chatty, Voluble, Loquacious

She was a very amiable old lady, though somewhat garrulous, for which some of the settlers were disposed to ridicule her.
This flushed and garrulous Nelson moved her more poignantly than a more heroic figure.
They seemed a garrulous race, and a different look about him.
While he may be garrulous he always makes sense.
WE have reached a period when history, though not grown garrulous, has become autobiographical.
A gunpoint in colouring, cayman, awarded folksong $810,000 for future garrulous anguish.
Do not be garrulous and always limit the conversation to professional topics.
Garrulous, noisy, boisterous and obstreperous in speech; such a person; to rant.
Bridget very much, just the way she is: garrulous, boozy, inappropriate.
Reading Africa into American Literature: Senegambian Roots, Creole Routes, Garrulous Ghosts.