tac·i·turn
(ts-tûrn)
[French taciturne, from Old French, from Latin
taciturnus, from tacitus, silent; see
tacit.]
taci·turni·ty (-tûrn-t) n.
taci·turn·ly
adv.
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Unlike her sisters, Mom is by nature taciturn; so am I, but for some reason when I called her today to say, "Happy Birthday!" we had plenty to say.
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