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What is opposite of brief?

The opposite of "brief" depends on the context. Here are some possibilities:

Length/Duration:

* Long: This is the most common opposite, referring to something that lasts a significant amount of time.

* Extended: Similar to long, but implying a specific stretching out of time.

* Protracted: Suggesting a long and drawn-out process.

Details/Content:

* Comprehensive: Meaning covering everything in detail.

* Detailed: Providing a lot of information.

* Extensive: Having a wide scope or range.

* Elaborate: Giving a lot of specific information or explanation.

Concise/Clear:

* Rambling: Lacking focus and direction, going off on tangents.

* Verbose: Using more words than necessary, being wordy.

* Vague: Lacking clarity and specific details.

Informal/Informal:

* Formal: Structured and adhering to a strict protocol.

* Detailed: Offering a lot of specific information.

To give you the most accurate opposite, please provide me with the specific context in which you are using the word "brief".

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