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Meanings of further circumlocution in English

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Usage of further circumlocution in English
1
Pray proceed, without further circumlocution, for my time is valuable.'
The Triumphs of Eugène Valmont
2
But now, gentlemen, a truce to compliments; let us come to the point directly, and without any further circumlocution.
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times: A Historical Novel
3
She had determined to maintain a superior and impassive attitude, but at this point curiosity became rampant, refusing further circumlocution or delay.
The Far Horizon
4
And now, my dear count, I believe we understand each other; and, without further circumlocution, what do you require of me-whathave you to communicate?
Frederick the Great and His Court
5
"I have come to the bottom of it, Lionel," said he, without further circumlocution.
Verner's Pride
6
'Would you mind telling us, without further circumlocution, what brings you here so late at night?'
The Triumphs of Eugène Valmont
7
"Good-bye, Isabel," said he, without further circumlocution or ceremony.
East Lynne
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