glib glib adjective WS #21

fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow; speaking or spoken in a smooth, easy way that is often insincere or lacks depth

1. She was tired of his glib excuses and demanded a real explanation.
2. The salesman's glib promises sounded too good to be true, and they were.
3. The politician's glib response to the serious question angered many voters.
4. His glib charm couldn't hide his lack of genuine concern for the problem.
5. Her glib dismissal of the criticism showed she wasn't taking the feedback seriously.