Conscious dullness has little right to be prolix (Samuel Johnson).
SYNONYM(S): wordy, verbose.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
pro|lix´ly — pro|lix «proh LIHKS, PROH lihks», adjective. using too many words; too long; tedious: »Conscious dullness has little right to be prolix (Samuel Johnson). SYNONYM(S): wordy, verbose. ╂[< Latin prōlixus (literally) poured out < prō forth +… … Useful english dictionary
pro|lix|i|ty — «proh LIHK suh tee», noun, plural ties. too great length; tedious length of speech or writing: »the insufferable prolixity of the most prolix of hosts (Charles J. Lever) … Useful english dictionary
pro|lix´ness — pro|lix «proh LIHKS, PROH lihks», adjective. using too many words; too long; tedious: »Conscious dullness has little right to be prolix (Samuel Johnson). SYNONYM(S): wordy, verbose. ╂[< Latin prōlixus (literally) poured out < prō forth +… … Useful english dictionary
pro·lix — … Useful english dictionary
lix — an·ti·he·lix; ca·lix; dae·mon·e·lix; fi·lix; fi·lix·mas; ky·lix; lix·iv·i·al; lix·iv·i·ate; lix·iv·i·a·tion; lix·iv·i·ous; lix·iv·i·um; no·tau·lix; pro·lix; pro·lix·i·ty; pro·lix·ly; pro·lix·ness; weil fe·lix; bol·lix; ca·lix·tin; pom·pho·lix;… … English syllables
prolix — pro·lix … English syllables
prolixity — pro·lix·i·ty … English syllables
prolixly — pro·lix·ly … English syllables
prolix — pro•lix [[t]proʊˈlɪks, ˈproʊ lɪks[/t]] adj. 1) extended to unnecessary or tedious length; long and wordy 2) (of a person) given to speaking or writing at great or tedious length • Etymology: 1375–1425; late ME < L prōlixus extended, long =prō… … From formal English to slang
Prolixin — Pro·lix·in prō lik sən trademark used for a preparation of fluphenazine * * * Pro·lix·in (pro likґsin) trademark for preparations of fluphenazine … Medical dictionary
