n.冗长；赘述

His writing style is characterized by an excess of verbosity, making it difficult to get to the heart of his argument.
他的写作风格以冗长著称，使得人们难以把握其核心论点。
The politician's speech was criticized for its unnecessary verbosity, which caused the audience to lose interest quickly.
这位政治家的演讲因其不必要的冗词赘语而受到批评，导致听众很快就失去了兴趣。
In an attempt to sound more intellectual, she often fell into the trap of verbosity, obscuring her message with convoluted language.
为了显得更具学识，她时常陷入冗长繁琐语言的陷阱，用复杂的措辞模糊了她的信息。
The instruction manual was so verbose that users found it hard to locate the specific steps they needed.
这份使用手册过于冗长啰嗦，用户很难找到他们需要的具体步骤。
Despite the editor's request for concise reporting, the journalist still submitted stories riddled with verbosity.
尽管编辑要求简洁报道，但记者提交的稿件仍然充满了冗长的表述。
To engage readers, the author decided to cut down on verbosity and focus on clear, direct sentences.
为了吸引读者，作者决定减少冗长繁琐的表达，转而关注清晰、直接的句子。
The lawyer's verbosity in the courtroom often worked against him, as the jury struggled to follow his complicated arguments.
律师在法庭上的冗长繁琐往往对他不利，因为陪审团难以理解他复杂的论点。
The essay could have been much more effective if the writer had avoided verbosity and stuck to the main points.
如果作者避免冗长繁琐并坚持论述主要观点，这篇论文本可以更加有力。
In informal conversations, people tend to appreciate brevity over verbosity.
在非正式交谈中，人们通常更欣赏简明扼要而非冗长啰嗦。
After several rounds of editing, we were finally able to trim the report down from its original verbosity and make it more accessible to readers.
经过几轮修改，我们终于从原来的冗长繁琐中提炼出报告，使其对读者来说更加易读。