communicative

Experiments showed that chimps, the animal closest to humans, were hopeless at reading what Hare calls ‘communicative intention’.

Recurrent sociological interpretations emphasize the communicative value of crying.

“So settled, so still, so serene / Completely vegetative, cumcumbive, or potative, non-communicative, and green …” Bonkers.

Armstrong was only sporadically communicative during the last two weeks of her life.

Malcolm understood instantly that his native companion had found the ekka-wallah more communicative.

Seeing that his friend did not intend to be communicative the boy wisely changed the subject.

Mazaroff had been too communicative in the hour of his supposed triumph, and he had told Varney everything.

She was busy during every moment while in the country, and her relative was no more communicative than of yore.

He kept repeating to himself that, if he lost his temper, she would never become communicative.