glib 
/ˈglɪb/ adjective
glib·ber; glib·best /ˈglɪb/ adjective [also more glib; most glib] disapproving 1 : said or done too easily or carelessly : showing little preparation or thought
▪ Politicians need to do more than provide glib answers to difficult questions. ▪ glib generalizations ▪ the actor's glib portrayal of a drug addict 2 : speaking in a smooth, easy way that is not sincere
▪ glib politicians
▪ Politicians need to do more than provide glib answers to difficult questions. ▪ glib generalizations ▪ the actor's glib portrayal of a drug addict
▪ glib politicians
— glib·ly adverb
▪ He talks glibly of returning to school, but I know he doesn't have the discipline.
▪ He talks glibly of returning to school, but I know he doesn't have the discipline.
— glib·ness noun [noncount]
