prolix as an adjective: - 1
prolix
adjective
1 prolix
Tediously prolonged or tending to speak or write at great length.
Roget 573:
diffuse,
profuse;
wordy,
verbose,
largiloquent†,
copious,
exuberant,
pleonastic,
lengthy;
longsome†,
long-winded,
longspun†,
long drawn out;
spun out,
protracted,
prolix,
prosing,
maundering;
circumlocutory,
periphrastic,
ambagious†,
roundabout;
digressive;
discursive,
excursive;
loose;
rambling episodic;
flatulent,
frothy.
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Dutch: uitvoerig
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