prolix Definition

verbose, wordy, tautological, tedious, redundant, verbal, windy, diffuse, long-winded, pleonastic, tautologic, pedantic, digressive, grandiloquent, sesquipedalian, ponderous, ineloquent, sententious, turgid, compendious, unquotable, pompous, obtuse, pretentious, declamatory, eloquent, erudite, abstruse, polemical, prosaic, infelicitous, aphoristic, nabokovian, rebarbative, unpoetic, epigrammatic, delphic, longwinded, florid, polysyllabic, latinate, overdetermined, pithier, mozartian, hortatory, denunciatory, recondite, lugubrious, incantatory, orotund, overfamiliar, gnomic, otiose, mellifluous, denotative, platitudinous, rhapsodic, teacherly, jamesian, idiosyncratic, whiggish, demotic, shavian, jejune, splenetic, exhortatory, pellucid, johnsonian, tricksy, glib, waspish, schoolmasterly, bathetic, unpublishable, handelian, easeful, essayistic, swiftian, onomatopoetic, discursive, acidulous, unmelodic, solipsistic, unscholarly, bromidic, banal, soporific, lexicographical, contentless, idiomatic, reductive, disobliging, uninflected, unimprovable, dostoevskian, pointillistic, tendentious, jesuitical, wordsworthian, mozartean,