1. tediously prolonged; wordy
2. long-winded; tending to speak or write at excessive length
Etymology: from Latin prolixus, extended, long
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Monday word: prolix
1. tediously prolonged; wordy
2. long-winded; tending to speak or write at excessive length
Etymology: from Latin prolixus, extended, long
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