wordy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for wordy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wordy <wordier wordiest> [Am ˈwərdi, Brit ˈwəːdi] ADJ

wordy

verboso

wordy

farragoso

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verboso (verbosa)

wordy

wordy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wordy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wordy <-ier, iest> [ˈwɜ:di, Am ˈwɜ:r-] ADJ pej

wordy

farragoso, -a

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palabrero (-a)

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English

The centrality of the sermon meant that services tended to have a didactic and wordy in character.

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Even by the standards of its time, it is a wordy book, and at the opposite extreme from the preferred all-action mode of the 21st century.

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The script remained a wordy stage play hardly the best basis for a film.

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The film is wordy and somewhat claustrophobic in its near-exclusive use of indoor locations.

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The music keeps up with these dense, wordy lyrics by underscoring them with quick-paced verses that wrap them in plenty of twisty melodic frills.

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This is pure imagination, a period piece, literate some might say wordy.

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Some argue that "active voice" is more muscular, direct, and succinct, "passive voice" flabbier, more indirect, and wordier.

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However, the magazine has been described by one source as wordier and offering greater depth than its two main competitors.

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It is an extremely wordy romantic comedy full of twists and turns.

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The style is wordy and involved, loaded with metaphor and bizarre expressions.

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