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Long-windedness

Description:

Long-windedness refers to a verbose or excessively lengthy style of speech, writing, or conversation, characterized by an abundance of unnecessary details or a prolonged expression of thoughts. It is often associated with a lack of conciseness and brevity.

Sample Sentences:

1. His long-windedness made it challenging for us to understand his main points.
2. She tends to lose her audience due to her tendency for long-windedness when presenting.
3. Long-windedness is a common trait observed in politicians during campaign speeches.
4. Please, spare us the long-windedness and get to the point.
5. Despite his extensive knowledge on the subject, his long-windedness overshadowed the value of his message.

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