Logorrhea

The logorrhea was a symptom of the patient's neurological disorder.

The professor with logorrhea often lost his students' attention during lectures.

The actor's logorrhea made his lines difficult to follow on stage.

The politician's logorrhea made it difficult for her to communicate her message effectively.

The woman's logorrhea made her repeat certain words without being aware of it.

The girl's logorrhea made her repeat certain phrases compulsively.

The woman's logorrhea caused her to involuntarily repeat certain phrases.

The politician's logorrhea made it difficult for the audience to understand their platform.

Her logorrhea made it difficult for her to hold a conversation.

His logorrhea made it difficult for him to participate in group activities.

Her logorrhea made it difficult to follow her train of thought.

His logorrhea made him a poor choice for a public speaker.

The child's logorrhea made it difficult for the teacher to keep the class focused.

Her logorrhea was a symptom of her neurological disorder.

The politician's logorrhea made it hard to decipher what he was actually saying.

The patient's logorrhea made it challenging for the doctors to assess her condition.

Her logorrhea was particularly noticeable when she was nervous or anxious.