longiloquence (Meaning)
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longiloquence (n.)
Long-windedness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of longiloquence
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longiloquence Sentence Examples
- The longiloquence of the politician's speech left the audience feeling weary.
- The CEO's longiloquence in the meeting hindered productive discussion.
- The professor's longiloquence made the lecture seem interminable.
- The lawyer's longiloquence in court proved ineffective in swaying the jury.
- The writer's longiloquence resulted in a novel that was unnecessarily lengthy.
- The politician's penchant for longiloquence alienated potential voters.
- The speaker's longiloquence obscured the true meaning of her message.
- The doctor's longiloquence left the patient feeling impatient and frustrated.
- The teacher's longiloquence made the students lose interest in the lesson.
- The preacher's longiloquence during the sermon tested the limits of his listeners' attention spans.
FAQs About the word longiloquence
Long-windedness.
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The longiloquence of the politician's speech left the audience feeling weary.
The CEO's longiloquence in the meeting hindered productive discussion.
The professor's longiloquence made the lecture seem interminable.
The lawyer's longiloquence in court proved ineffective in swaying the jury.
