👉 Overprolificness in linguistics refers to a linguistic phenomenon where a speaker is constantly speaking, producing a large volume of words or sentences. This can be due to excessive vocabulary accumulation, frequent repetition of phrases and clauses, or an inability to control their speech rate. Overprolificness can also refer to the tendency for speakers to speak too much or overstay their welcome in social situations, often resulting in a lack of engagement or participation.
