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Question 1

loquacious

Answer 1

loquacious [loˈkweʃəs]
(a) 愛說話的
(MW1) liking to talk and talkingsmoothly and easily
(MW2) givento fluent or excessivetalk: GARRULOUS
[源] loqu- (speak) + -ac- + -i- (膠水) + -ous (形尾) ，愛 “說話”。
[衍] loquacity [loˈkwæsətɪ] (n) “愛說話”。
[例] the loquacious host of aradio talk show

Question 2

garrulous

Answer 2

garrulous [ˈgærələs]
(a) 愛說話的
(MW1) tending to talk a lot: very talkative
(MW2) given to prosy (無趣的) , rambling (冗長的) , or tedious (無聊的) loquacity: pointlessly or annoyingly talkative
[衍] garrulity [gæˈrulətɪ] (n) “愛說話”。
[衍] garrulousness [ˈgærələsnɪs] (n) “愛說話”。
[例] He became more garrulous after drinking a couple ofbeers.

Question 3

prolix

Answer 3

prolix [ˈprolɪks]
(a) 冗長的
(MW1) using too many words
(MW2) marked by or using an excess ofwords: WORDY
[衍] prolixity [proˈlɪksətɪ] (n) “冗長”。
[例] The speechwas unnecessarilyprolix.
[解] 此字有負面意涵，形容說話 (speaker) 或寫作(writer) “過於冗長”。

Question 4

verbose

Answer 4

verbose [vɚˈbos]
(a) 冗長的
(MW1) using more words thanare needed
(MW2) containing more words than necessary: WORDY <a verbose reply >; also: impaired by wordiness <a verbose style >
[源] verb- (word) + -ose(形尾) ，冗長的人 “話多”。
[衍] verbosity [vɚˈbɑsətɪ] (n) “冗長”。
[例] She hasa verbose writing style.

Question 5

verbiage

Answer 5

verbiage [ˈvɝbɪɪdʒ]
(n) 冗長的言語
(MW1) speech orwriting that contains too many words or that uses wordsthat are more difficultthan necessary
(MW2) a profusion of wordsusually of little orobscure content <such a tangled mazeof evasive verbiage as a typicalpartyplatform (黨綱) >
[源] verb- (word) +-i-(膠水) + -age(名尾) ，冗長的言語 “話多”。
[例] The editorremoved some of the excess verbiage from the article.

Question 6

circumlocution

Answer 6

circumlocution [ˌsɝkəmloˈkjuʃən]
(n) 累贅的表達 (拐彎抹角的說話)
(MW1) the use ofmany words to say something that could besaid more clearly and directly by using fewer words
(MW2) the use ofan unnecessarily large number of words to express an idea
[源] circum- (around) + locu- (= loqu-,speak) ，“拐彎抹角地說”。
[衍] circumlocutory [ˌsɝkəmˈlɑkjəˌtorɪ] (a) “拐彎抹角的”。
[例] He was criticized for hisuse of circumlocution.