0 present participle of parrot --
1 to repeat exactly what someone else says, without understanding it or thinking about its meaning: --
The verb parroting can be found in the dictionary, and means to repeat by rote.
That is a legitimate debate and the parroting of proportional representation as the only way forward is inappropriate for serious people trying to discuss the matter.
Untrammelled too perhaps by the mindless parroting of the fashionable and politically correct shibboleth, that the hereditary principle is indefensible.
There has been parroting of various slogans, but no real strategy has been put in place.
Simply parroting the words "botched privatisation"or"fatally flawed" gets everyone nowhere.
Does he agree that simply parroting out the ten commandments does not get us anywhere?
They are prepared to sit in a state of paralysis, parroting the view that the proposition is merely theoretical.
They are merely parroting the cries for yet another tax burden on people who can ill afford to pay.
