- Verbosity, or verboseness, is
speech or
writing that uses more
words than necessary. The
opposite of
verbosity is succinctness.[dubious – discuss] Some...
-
phrases of an
almost Chinese introspection with a
tendency to
inconclusive garrulity that
would have been
unheard of in the days when Pee Wee
could pack more...
- no thoughts", and that the
novel was
boring due to the protagonist's
garrulity, or
tendency towards verbal diarrhoea. He and
other critics stated that...
- off, Loki? But
drunkenness so
rules every man, that he
knows not of his
garrulity." Loki: "Be silent, Heimdallr! For thee in
early days was that hateful...
- be
spoken of. They
present a
strange compound of
endless and
aimless garrulity, simplicity, credulity, and
graphic delineation; the latter, however,...
- its
outstanding merits; its
faults are lack of proportion,
occasional garrulity and
obtruded moralizing, but most of all the
doubt that it
leaves in the...
- anartha-dandaviramana
Vulgar jokes,
vulgar jokes accompanied by gesticulation,
garrulity,
unthinkingly indulging in too much action,
keeping too many consumable...
-
encountered in
records of
their type - personality. Much of that is down to the
garrulity of Bishop's
singing and his
quirky angular guitar solos ... If the albums...
-
proud of his servitude, a Paul Pry,
convinced that his own
curiosity and
garrulity were virtues, an
unsafe companion who
never scrupled to
repay the most...
- machines, or landscape. At
times his
immense self-confidence
produces garrulity and sweeping,
dismissive prescriptions. The most
attractive poems show...
