prolix
1 of 1adjective/ˈproʊlɪks/
Forms:more prolix,most prolix
1
overly long and wordy, often to the point of being tedious
- The professor's prolix lecture left the students struggling to stay focused.
- Her prolix writing style made the report difficult to read and comprehend.
- The novel's prolix descriptions of every minor detail slowed down the story's pace.
- His prolix argument could have been more effective if it were concise and to the point.
- The lawyer's prolix presentation frustrated the judge, who requested a summary instead.
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