prolixity in Japanese
prolixity in Japanese is くどさ, 冗漫, 冗長 — prolixity means the habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
prolixity in Japanese
くどさ
Pronounced: kudosa
Long-windedness, tiresome length, excess of words.
冗漫
Pronounced: jōman
Long-windedness, tiresome length, excess of words.
冗長
Pronounced: jōchō
Long-windedness, tiresome length, excess of words.
What does "prolixity" mean?
- noun The habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
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What is "prolixity" in Japanese?
"prolixity" in Japanese is くどさ, 冗漫, 冗長. prolixity means: The habit of using far more words than are needed, making something dull to read or hear.
How do you pronounce くどさ?
"prolixity" in Japanese is くどさ, pronounced "kudosa".
Are there other ways to say "prolixity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "prolixity": くどさ, 冗漫, 冗長.
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