expatiating (Meaning)

expatiating

to speak or write in a full or lengthy manner, to speak or write at length or in detail, to move about freely or at will

The professor expatiated upon the complexities of quantum physics, leaving the students in awe.
In his sermon, the priest expatiated on the virtues of humility and compassion.
The politician expatiated on his plans for improving the economy, captivating the audience with his eloquence.
The historian expatiated on the events leading up to the Civil War, providing a vivid account of the nation's turmoil.
The author expatiated on the character's motivations, revealing the depth and complexity of her backstory.
The lawyer expatiated on the evidence, presenting a persuasive case to the jury.
The expert expatiated on the latest advancements in medical technology, inspiring awe in his colleagues.
The teacher expatiated on the importance of perseverance, encouraging his students to never give up on their dreams.
The scientist expatiated on the implications of his research, sparking both curiosity and excitement among his listeners.
The philosopher expatiated on the nature of existence, provoking deep contemplation in those who heard him.

to speak or write in a full or lengthy manner, to speak or write at length or in detail, to move about freely or at will

talking, loquacious, expansive, communicative, speaking, talkative,vocal, gabby,garrulous, chatty

inarticulate, voiceless, speechless,mute,incomprehensible, incoherent,tongue-tied

The professor expatiated upon the complexities of quantum physics, leaving the students in awe.

In his sermon, the priest expatiated on the virtues of humility and compassion.

The politician expatiated on his plans for improving the economy, captivating the audience with his eloquence.

The historian expatiated on the events leading up to the Civil War, providing a vivid account of the nation's turmoil.