expatiator
noun as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:He is an expatiator when it comes to discussing science theories, often elaborating with too many unnecessary details.
Definition:to describe or explain something in great detail
Example:Her expatiator boyfriend's verbose explanations of his day were tiring.
Definition:using or containing more words than necessary; overly lengthy and wordy
Example:The eloquent expatiator on world affairs captivated the audience with his persuasive eloquence and rich linguistic deportment.
Definition:expressing ideas or feelings in a fluent; forceful manner, often characterized by the use of elaborate and highly descriptive language
Example:He is an expatiator when it comes to discussing science theories, often elaborating with too many unnecessary details.
Definition:to describe or explain something in great detail
Example:The expatiator was detrimental to our meeting's progress with his verbose and trivial comments.
Definition:causing harm, damage, or disadvantage, especially in the long run
Example:The expatiator's verbose monologue left the audience restless and eager for a conclusion.
Definition:using or containing more words than necessary; overly lengthy and wordy
Example:The expatiator went into great detail about the history of the monument, tapping into a vast database of historical facts and opinions to create an elaborate narrative.
Definition:to describe or explain something in great detail
Example:Despite his eloquence, his expatiations were often verbose and tedious, causing his audience to lose interest.
Definition:using or containing more words than necessary; overly lengthy and wordy
Example:She is an expatiator in conversations about literature, elaborating on the nuances and symbols within each work.
Definition:to describe or explain something in great detail
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