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verbose

[ver-bohs] / vərˈboʊs /


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And when people learn I’m a fan of the Mountain Goats — the wildly prolific, verbose and cult-beloved group led by the singer-songwriter-novelist John Darnielle — I am sometimes called upon to be that guide.

From New York Times

Across two tests, including the prime number trials, the June GPT-4 answers were much less verbose than the March ones.

From Scientific American

He served as Senator Ted Cruz’s chief of staff and in many ways mirrors his former boss’s pugnacious and verbose style.

From New York Times

It uses its vast database to identify related text that it can string together in prose that is grammatically correct, turgid, exceptionally verbose, and devoid of any understanding of the question or its answer.

From Salon

But between the sometimes frustratingly verbose questioning, we did learn a thing or two.

From BBC