verbosely
verbosely — 副詞
1. speaking or writing with more words than needed, which can make your message unc
冗長地
使用過多詞語，顯得囉嗦
speaking or writing with more words than needed, which can make your message unclear or difficult to follow
Nora explained the rules so verbosely that the children lost interest before she finished.
Nora 用極其冗長的方式解釋規則，孩子們還沒等她說完就失去了興趣。
so + adverb + that + result clause
Henry described his trip verbosely, adding every tiny detail about the bus ride.
Henry 冗長地描述他的旅程，連公車車程的每個小細節都不放過。
describe + verbosely + adding unnecessary detail
Ari wrote so verbosely that his teacher asked him to shorten the essay.
Ari 寫得過於冗長，老師請他把文章改短。
Ayana answered every question verbosely, so she ran out of time on the exam.
Ayana 每題都回答得冗長無比，結果考試時間不夠用。
- wordily
more informal and less common; suggests unnecessary repetition rather than just length
- long-windedly
informal; emphasizes that something feels endless because of too much detail
- prolixly
very formal and rare; typically used in literary criticism, not everyday speech
- concisely
using few words to say a lot; the direct opposite in terms of economy of language
- succinctly
expressing ideas clearly in a brief way, without losing meaning
文法句型
speak/write/explain + verbosely
so + verbosely + that clause
用法筆記
Typically appears after verbs of communication (explain, describe, write, speak, answer). Carries a mildly critical tone — it implies the speaker or writer could have been more direct.