prolix and disorderly; verbose and chaotic
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesadjective
prolix and disordered; verbose and chaotic
literaryPrimarily used in literary or formal contexts to criticize writing, speech, or ideas that are excessively lengthy, lacking conciseness, and poorly organized.
Zhè这
piān篇
wén文
zhāng章
nèi内
róng容
fán繁
wú芜
，
quē缺
shǎo少
zhòng重
diǎn点
。
This article is verbose and chaotic, lacking a clear focus.
Xué学
zhě者
pī批
píng评
qí其
zhù著
zuò作
háng行
wén文
fán繁
wú芜
，
lìng令
rén人
nán难
yǐ以
zú卒
dú读
。
Scholars criticized his work for its prolix and disorderly prose, making it hard to finish reading.
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Bào报
gào告
yīng应
bì避
miǎn免
fán繁
wú芜
de的
xù叙
shù述
，
lì力
qiú求
jiǎn简
jié洁
míng明
liǎo了
。
Reports should avoid verbose and chaotic narration, striving for clarity and conciseness.