Synonyms for double talk
dou·ble talk

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1. double talknoun

   Synonyms:
   doublespeak, double Dutch, gibberish

2. double talknoun

   Speech mixing English and English-sounding gibberish for humorous effect.

   Synonyms:
   doublespeak, gibberish, double Dutch

Princeton's WordNet

1. double talknoun

   deliberately unintelligible gibberish

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1. • Gibberish

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1. double talk

   Synonyms:
   Driveling, see there
   

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1. Stephane Dujarric:

   The Durban deceit, the double-talk, the double standards – and, in particular, the discrimination – need to be exposed and rejected, period. for the secretary-general it is clear that racism and racial discrimination still permeate institutions, social structures and everyday life in every society. It must be condemnedwithout hesitation or reservation wherever and whenever it occurs.

2. Joe Biden:

   You can't beat President Trump with double-talk on this plan, the plan no matter how you cut it costs $3 trillion. It will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down. Thirdly, it will eliminate employer-based insurance.

3. Benjamin Netanyahu:

   We don't have double talk because what we say inside is what we say outside, and everybody holds us accountable, it's high time that that accountability was put on the Palestinians.

4. Laura Sheehan:

   The Obama administration is engaging in misleading double-talk on clean coal technology. Although The Obama administration leaned heavily on FutureGen technologies to justify The Obama administration flawed New Source Performance Standards rule, president Obama has now cut the project off altogether — demonstrating President Obama hypocrisy towards the American people and President Obama bias against advanced clean coal technologies.

5. Gerald Gurney:

   It's nonsense. It's double talk, if you look at their basic core principles, it's all about academics, the experience, the integration of academics, and the education of the student is paramount.