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Prolix

Definition

(formal) Using or containing too many words; excessively lengthy or verbose. Often used to describe writing or speech that is tedious due to its unnecessary complexity or wordiness.

Example Sentences

1The professor's prolix explanation of the theorem left many students confused and frustrated.
2Is it possible to convey complex ideas in a concise manner, or will they inevitably be lost in prolix descriptions?
3The novelist's prolix style, while admired by some for its lyricism, was criticized by others for its lack of narrative drive.
4Avoid using prolix language in your academic writing; instead, focus on clarity and precision to effectively communicate your arguments.
5There is a fine line between eloquence and prolixity, and the best writers know how to balance style with substance.

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