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Meanings of too verbose in English
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Usage of too verbose in English
1
I think that most well-informed hostesses would agree that the following is too verbose:
2
This, not to be too verbose, he simply likens to being "in a tub."
3
They're far too verbose and their subtlety, intricacy and verbosity seem to be increasing over time, Pike said.
4
Exclusively of this objection, the apostrophe seems too verbose, both for the suddenness and urgency of the occasion.
5
But one of the defects of the listening habit is perhaps to make them too rhetorical, too verbose.
6
Russell had been too verbose, which was the only indication that the king was anxious about Bill's reaction.
7
The disadvantage of a dictaphone or tape recorder, however, is that it encourages you to be much too verbose.
8
"I will restrain my much too verbose tongue."