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What do you call a person who uses long words and lenghtly explanitation?

There are several terms you could use, depending on the tone and context you want to convey:

Neutral:

* Verbose: This is a classic term for someone who uses more words than necessary.

* Prolix: Similar to verbose, but emphasizes the feeling of being drawn out and tedious.

* Wordy: A more informal and direct way to describe someone who uses too many words.

* Long-winded: This emphasizes the length of their explanations, suggesting they take a long time to get to the point.

Negative:

* Loquacious: While not inherently negative, it implies someone talks a lot, potentially without much substance.

* Circumlocutory: Describes someone who avoids getting to the point by using roundabout language.

* Pedantic: This term suggests someone is overly concerned with details and uses complex language to show off their knowledge.

* Bombastic: Describes someone who uses exaggerated language and inflated rhetoric.

* Grandiloquent: Similar to bombastic, but emphasizes a pompous and pretentious style.

Positive:

* Eloquent: This term is positive, suggesting someone uses language effectively and beautifully.

* Articulate: Describes someone who can express themselves clearly and effectively.

The best term to use will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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