What is "glibness"

Usage examples of "glibness".

Montjean took up the cue, describing her business with a glibness that had a quality of rote.

But one could only take so much of this terrible glibness, this whining, and above all, the palpable unfairness of the whole thing.

There may be a requirement for a sort of well-practised glibness in each act, too.

Lawrence loved this moment, loved the notion that millions of people were watching, loved the fact that, unlike so many other people, he performed without notes or a teleprompter, in short, he loved his own glibness - what open field running was for Barry Sanders of the Lions, extemporaneous and clever speech was for the professor.