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What is a long effusion spoken or written?

A long effusion spoken or written can be described as:

Formal:

* Discourse: A formal and extended discussion or presentation of a topic.

* Treatise: A written work that systematically examines a subject in detail.

* Monologue: A long speech by one person, especially in a play.

* Harangue: A long, aggressive speech.

* Diatribe: A bitter and abusive speech.

* Oration: A formal, prepared speech.

Informal:

* Rhapsody: An enthusiastic and effusive expression of feeling or admiration.

* Ranting: A loud, incoherent, and often angry speech.

* Outpouring: A spontaneous and heartfelt expression of emotions.

* Rambling: A long and unfocused speech or writing.

* Soliloquy: A long speech in a play in which a character alone on stage expresses their thoughts.

* Confession: A lengthy admission of wrongdoing or feelings.

The specific term you choose will depend on the context, tone, and purpose of the effusion.

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