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The art of saying nothing and somehow being the most interesting person in the room.
means A habitual reserve in speech, a temperament that defaults to silence rather than chatter.
from From Latin tacitus, silent, the past participle of tacere, to be silent — the same root that gives us tacit and reticent, all branches of the unspoken family tree.
Not shynessIt is disposition, not nervous fear of talking.
Calvin CoolidgeNicknamed Silent Cal, a master of the form.
Verbal cousinTaciturn describes the person, taciturnity the trait.