using or containing too many words; tediously lengthy
jumbled and prolix
The deadlocked prolixity of Rousseau's text is also a lesson
a prolix and confusing one
Please observe how chatty the Bible is, how prolix the Pentateuch is, in describing the outcome of Genesis—and how laconic in giving the recipe for it!
the careful prolixity of autodidacts
Husserl is prolix, prolific, and infamously difficult to read
on Edmund Husserl, whose works Kurt Godel spent much time studying
Wallace's later, more prolix argument about pop culture's successful co-opting of postmodern self-reflexivity and irony