wordiness
/wur-dee/US // ˈwɜr di //UK // (ˈwɜːdɪ) //
词汇量,字数,词汇量大,措辞
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lengthy漫长的,冗长的,冗长,漫长long-winded啰嗦,啰嗦的,啰里啰嗦的,啰里啰嗦rambling漫无边际,胡言乱语,漫无边际的,漫无目的turgid干涩的,干巴巴的,干瘪的,干涩bombastic轰轰烈烈,虚张声势,轰轰烈烈的,夸夸其谈chatty聊天,健谈,聊斋,健谈的人diffuse弥漫性,扩散,扩散性,弥漫discursive辨证的,辨析性的,辨析性,辨证法flatulent胀气的,胀气,胀气的人,胀气性gabby加比,嘉比,伽比,伽布比garrulous唠唠叨叨,唠叨,唠唠叨叨的,贫嘴inflated膨胀的,膨大的,膨胀,膨胀型loquacious长话短说,长篇大论,长舌妇,长篇大论的prolix冗长的文字,冗长,冗赘,冗赘的redundant冗长的,冗长,冗赘,冗赘的rhetorical修辞学,修辞,修辞的,修辞手法tedious乏味的,乏味,烦琐的,烦人的verbose冗长的,啰嗦,冗长,啰嗦的voluble挥洒自如,滔滔不绝,善于表达的人,口若悬河windy大风,有风,有风的时候,大风天气
Definitions
adj.形容词 adjective
- 1
word·i·er, word·i·est.
- : characterized by or given to the use of many, or too many, words; verbose: She grew impatient at his wordy reply.
- : pertaining to or consisting of words; verbal.
Synonyms & Antonyms
nounverbosity
Synonyms
circumlocution绕口令,旁敲侧击,旁敲侧击法,旁白copiousness丰富性,丰富的内容,丰富,丰富的diffuseness扩散性,弥散性,扩散度,扩散diffusion扩散,传播,扩散性,扩散作用garrulity乱七八糟的东西,乱七八糟的,乱七八糟,乱七八糟的事情logorrhea逻各斯,逻各斯症,逻各斯病,逻各斯氏症long-windedness啰嗦,啰里啰嗦,啰里啰嗦的,啰嗦话loquaciousness褊狭性,褊狭主义,褊狭,褊狭的人loquacity顽固不化,胆怯,胆量,顽固性pleonasm赘语,赘言,赘词,赘述prolixity冗长的文字,冗长的语言,白话文,冗长的语速redundance冗长,冗余,冗员,冗赘redundancy冗余,冗余度,冗长,冗长的repetition重复,重复性,重复的,重复性的rhetoric修辞学,言辞,修辞,辞令tautology同义词,同义反复,同义语,冗词verbiage言语,语言文字,语词,语气词verboseness动词性,动词,动词词性,动词错误windiness风度,风味,风力,防风
nounexcessive in language
Synonyms
circumlocution绕口令,旁敲侧击,旁敲侧击法,旁白diffuseness扩散性,弥散性,扩散度,扩散diffusion扩散,传播,扩散性,扩散作用fecundity繁殖力,繁殖能力,繁殖率,生育率garrulity乱七八糟的东西,乱七八糟的,乱七八糟,乱七八糟的事情logorrhea逻各斯,逻各斯症,逻各斯病,逻各斯氏症loquaciousness褊狭性,褊狭主义,褊狭,褊狭的人loquacity顽固不化,胆怯,胆量,顽固性officialese官方语言,官话,官方用语,官话连篇periphrasis语气词,语境,句法,句子pleonasm赘语,赘言,赘词,赘述prolixity冗长的文字,冗长的语言,白话文,冗长的语速redundancy冗余,冗余度,冗长,冗长的tautology同义词,同义反复,同义语,冗词verbiage言语,语言文字,语词,语气词verbosity动词,动词量,多余性,动词的数量catalogic目录,编目,产品目录,目录学macrology宏观学,宏观经济学,宏观经济学,磁学verbality动词性,动词,动词表,动词法verbigeration制冷剂,动脉制冷,动脉冷却器,动植物检疫verbomania动词狂,动词狂热症,动词癖,动词症
Examples
There was a vast amount of whisper and low-toned wordiness, subsurface complaint and counter-complaint.
Here is a writer who began literature with a sense of words, and who is declining into a mere sense of wordiness.
An unnecessary profusion of words is called verbiage: verbosity, wordiness.
They have the wordiness of hasty composition, and the discursive rhetoric intended to catch the attention of an indolent audience.
We witness its disastrous effects in the empty wordiness of many extemporaneous preachers.
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