Long-windedness
Long-windedness noun - The use of too many words to express an idea.
Loquacity and long-windedness are semantically related in wordiness topic. In some cases you can use "Loquacity" instead a noun phrase "Long-windedness", when it comes to topics like verbosity, repetition.
Loquacity
Loquacity noun - The quality of being wordy and talkative.
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Synonyms for Loquacity
Long-windedness and loquacity are semantically related in talkativeness topic. You can use "Long-windedness" instead a noun "Loquacity".
Nearby Word: loquacious
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Related pairs
- pleonasm and long-windedness
- pleonasm and loquacity
- redundancy and long-windedness
- redundancy and loquacity
- wordiness and long-windedness
- wordiness and loquacity
- verbosity and long-windedness
- verbosity and loquacity
- circumlocution and long-windedness
- circumlocution and loquacity
- verbiage and long-windedness
- verbiage and loquacity
- diffusion and long-windedness
- diffusion and loquacity
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