long-windedly
1 of 1adverb/ˌlɔŋˈwɪndɪdli/
1
in a lengthy, wordy, and extensively detailed manner
- The manager conducted the meeting long-windedly, covering topics extensively.
- The author described the scene long-windedly, extending the narrative.
- She responded to the inquiry long-windedly, going into unnecessary details.
- The politician addressed the audience long-windedly, elaborating on various points.
- The lecturer explained the topic long-windedly, making the presentation longer than necessary.