long-windedness (Meaning)

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long-windedness (n)

boring verbosity

No weak antonyms found.

The professor's long-windedness left students yawning and disengaged.
The politician's speech dragged on endlessly, testing the patience of the audience with its long-windedness.
The report's long-windedness made it a chore to read, obscuring the crucial points.
The lawyer's opening statement was marked by excessive long-windedness, confusing the jury.
The author's long-windedness in the novel made it a slow and tedious read.
The letter contained long-winded apologies that failed to justify the writer's actions.
The budget report was a nightmare of long-windedness, filled with unnecessary details.
The new manager's long-winded emails left employees feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.
The doctor's explanation of the medical condition was so long-winded that the patient lost track of the key points.
The interview panel found the candidate's long-winded answers to be a turnoff, indicating a lack of conciseness.

boring verbosity

periphrasis, garrulity, verbosity, repetitiveness, diffuseness, wordage, logorrhea, garrulousness, repetition, verboseness

concision, compactness,brevity, terseness, terseness, crispness, brevity, compactness, conciseness, succinctness

The professor's long-windedness left students yawning and disengaged.

The politician's speech dragged on endlessly, testing the patience of the audience with its long-windedness.

The report's long-windedness made it a chore to read, obscuring the crucial points.

The lawyer's opening statement was marked by excessive long-windedness, confusing the jury.