Further results for the word "verb"

part of speech [noun]

means "grammar"
noun, adjective, verb

verbal [adjective]

means "speech"
oral, spoken, stated

verbal [adjective]

means "language"
lexical, literal, rhetorical

verbal effusion [noun]

means "circumlocution"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity

verbalise [verb]

means "utter"
enunciate, speak, articulate, verbalize, say, pronounce, clarify, explain
- conjugate verb verbalise

verbalize [verb]

means "utter"
enunciate, speak, verbalise, articulate, say, pronounce, clarify, explain
- conjugate verb verbalize

verbatim [object]

means "exactly"
copy, word for word, precisely

verbiage [noun]

means "verbosity"
wordiness, circumlocution, redundancy, tautology, periphrasis, pleonasm

verbose [adjective]

means "rambling"
wordy, diffuse, dull, prolix

verbosity [noun]

means "prolixity"
wordiness, verboseness

articulate [verb]

means "utter"
enunciate, speak, verbalise, verbalize, say, pronounce
- conjugate verb articulate

circumlocution [noun]

means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity

copy [object]

means "speech"
exactly, verbatim, word for word, precisely

declamatory [adjective]

means "pompous"
bombastic, verbose, stuffy, windy, egotistic

diffuse [adjective]

means "rambling"
wordy, verbose, dull, prolix

dragging [adjective]

means "boring"
tedious, long-winded, verbose, wordy, prolix, long

effusive [adjective]

means "talkative"
verbose, gushy, unrestrained, fervent, profuse

eloquence [noun]

means "rhetoric"
speech, verbosity, oration, expression, expressiveness

exact [adjective]

means "characteristic"
literal, verbatim, accurate, close, correct, faithful

fustian [noun]

means "pompous talk"
bombast, pomposity, verbosity, eloquence, ranting

gushy [adjective]

means "talkative"
verbose, effusive, unrestrained, fervent, profuse

literal [adjective]

means "word for word"
verbatim, verbal, written, usual, ordinary, apparent

long [adjective]

means "property"
boring, tedious, long-winded, verbose, wordy, prolix

long-winded [adjective]

means "boring"
tedious, long, verbose, wordy, prolix, dragging

loquacity [noun]

means "talkativeness"
verbosity, wordiness, verboseness, conversation, discussion

periphrasis [noun]

means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, circumlocution, redundancy, verbosity

pleonasm [noun]

means "redundancy"
wordiness, verbosity, profuseness, repetition, circumlocution, verbiage

profusion [noun]

means "wordiness"
verbosity, prolixity, grandiloquence, verbiage

prolix [adjective]

means "rambling"
wordy, verbose, dull, diffuse

prolixity [noun]

means "wordiness"
verbosity, profusion, grandiloquence, verbiage

rambling [adjective]

means "diffuse"
wordy, verbose, dull, prolix

repetitive [adjective]

means "repeated"
continual, redundant, incessant, repetitious, verbose, dull

rhetoric [noun]

means "pomposity"
bombast, grandiloquence, verbosity, bravado, oration, wordiness

rhetorical [adjective]

means "oratorical"
verbose, grandiloquent, bombastic, eloquent, sonorous, pompous

sound [verb]

means "speech"
utter, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, express, enunciate
- conjugate verb sound

speak [verb]

means "speech"
talk, communicate, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, say
- conjugate verb speak
- translate speak

talkativeness [noun]

means "loquacity"
verbosity, wordiness, verboseness, conversation, discussion

tautology [noun]

means "redundancy"
pleonasm, reiteration, repetition, wordiness, verbosity, verbiage

utter [verb]

means "speak"
verbalise, verbalize, vocalise, vocalize, voice, say
- conjugate verb utter

vent [verb]

means "express"
air, utter, verbalise, verbalize, release, discharge
- conjugate verb vent

windy [adjective]

means "speech"
long-winded, bombastic, verbose, prolix, loquacious, talkative

word for word [object]

means "exactly"
verbatim, copy, precisely

wordiness [noun]

means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, circumlocution, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity

wordy [adjective]

means "rambling"
diffuse, verbose, dull, prolix
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