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long-winded

Today's Word October 15, 2019

Definition: (adjective) Using or containing too many words.
Synonyms: verbose, wordy, tedious, windy.
Usage: To say the politician's speech was long-winded would be to utter an understatement as unequaled as his pontification was protracted.
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