Adjective:

શબ્દોથી ભરપૂર, મૌખિક, ઘોંઘાટીયા, વોકલ,

wordier's Usage Examples:

There is a lot of sight humor but the strip is much wordier with elements involving mystery, pathos, and melodramatic aspects that.

include song lyrics, Bruce Robinson"s screenplay for Withnail " I, the wordier skits of Monty Python, Peter Cook or Fry " Laurie, and Tina Fey.

Castelldwyran, near Narberth, has the name Votecorigas written on it; the wordier Latin inscription is Memoria Voteporigis Protictoris, giving him the title.

Ron Howard can"t get the pacing right, and Allan Loeb"s script is even wordier than the one he wrote for "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

Senate sends gay marriage question to Maine voters "Supporters want a wordier same-sex marriage question on November"s ballot".

" He complimented Grace"s lyrics as "both wordier and funnier than most rant-based punk" but also said that "over fourteen.

) However, the magazine has been described by one source as wordier and offering greater depth than its two main competitors.

Though that keeps more or less to the original story-line, it too is at wordier length.

subdued by Sonic Youth"s noisy aesthetic, while his singing, still somewhat wordier "than even the alt-rock norm, has turned tender, elegiac, lyrical".

" The defense was wordier and more "vehement," taking twice as long as the first.

muscular, direct, and succinct, passive voice flabbier, more indirect, and wordier.

that active voice is more muscular, direct, and succinct, passive voice flabbier, more indirect, and wordier.

funeral orations over Eustathius (1195) and his brother Nicetas, though wordier and rhetorical, still evinced a noble disposition and deep feeling.

Synonyms:

tedious, windy, verbose, prolix, long-winded,

Antonyms:

slow, calm, dystopian, taciturn, concise,