Adjective:

शाब्दिक, स्वर, गोंगाट करणारा, शब्दांनी भरलेले,

wordy's Usage Examples:

Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train, a "melodramatic, sentimental and emptily wordy .

While known for such wordy novelty numbers, he also wrote the lyrics to "You Don"t Know What Love Is.

and conversational skills, and although his style has been criticized as wordy and obtuse, he was one of the more popular Japanese writers in the late.

222-5 "Bates had an affinity for weird fiction, but Strange Tales didn"t go in for Lovecraft"s brooding, wordy atmospherics.

IGN's Craig Harris called the storytelling absolutely top-notch, if just a little wordy for comfort, praising the writing for making him care about his characters.

" Spin was also critical, describing the album as "wordy but somnambulant laptop-pop observations" and calling Green "more cryptic (and less substantial).

with Angerstein? He who aloft can mark with unmoved nerve The wheelers jibbing while the leaders swerve, And sit, al careless, "mid the wordy war To lose.

All are wordy "Welsh windbags", with amusing speech patterns, pronunciations and reactionary, over sensitive.

very traditional manners, the lyrics to the songs on Execution are very wordy and read like prose.

playing, but criticized his songwriting, writing, "the songs are generally ramblingly wordy lyrics slung haphazardly into semi-melodies that get lost in the.

enforced by wordy battle, and paper war; he who has the longest tongue or readiest quill, is sure to gain the victory—will carry horror, abuse, and ink shed.

which may be cluttered, wordy, indirect, and may include unnecessary technical words or phrases.

Wentz recalled, Our label told us the chorus was too wordy and the guitars were too heavy and that the radio wasn’t going to play it.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

slow, calm, dystopian, taciturn, concise,