Adjective:

ବଗବାହୁଲ |, ବିରକ୍ତିକର |, ପାଲ୍ଲାଭି |,

prolix's Usage Examples:

For the Indian side he accuses them of, at best, "prolixity".

and that "the piling of details can sometimes find us bemused by his prolixity, our narrator veering from observation to observation, along a dark path.

owing to any want of respect for my predecessors, but was merely to avoid prolixity, and to be more at liberty to pursue, without interruption, the natural.

looking backward goes a long way," faulting "the defects of style, the prolixities, [and] the flaws of narrative construction" in the stories.

Synonyms include wordiness, verbiage, prolixity, grandiloquence, garrulousness, expatiation, logorrhea, and.

include wordiness, verbiage, prolixity, grandiloquence, garrulousness, expatiation, logorrhea, and sesquipedalianism.

events with all the circumstantiality of an eyewitness, and with all the prolixity of one who is determined to leave nothing untold, however trifling it.

It usually takes one of two forms: Overlap or prolixity.

Schama described the book (in list form) as a delight: "profuse, plethoric, prolix, plentiful, playful, populous, picaresque, picturesque; copious, cornucopian.

I would not myself write anything so headlong, so prolix, and so unrelievedly savage.

practice…I have made it accessible for you and rescued it from the abyss of prolixity”.

Yet their conciseness represents a great advance on the prolixity and uncouthness of much earlier poetry.

assassin bugs, in the feeding pumps of rhodnius prolixus, tsetse flies, reduviid bugs, and honey bees, and in the resistance providing mechanism for the.

Synonyms:

windiness, long-windedness, voluble, tedious, pleonastic, windy, prolixity, tautologic, verbal, wordy, tautological, redundant, verbose, diffuse, prolixness, wordiness, long-winded,

Antonyms:

concentrated, hard, terseness, concise, taciturn,