Synonym: long-winded, tedious, windy, wordy. Similar words: hyperbole, verbal, proverb, verbiage, verbatim, proverbial, reverberate, bossy. Meaning: [vɜr'bəʊs /vɜː'b-] 
adj. using or containing too many words.
adj. using or containing too many words. 
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31, Most C ++ programs use succinct expressions rather than more verbose equivalents.
32, What he had to say was confused, halting, and verbose.
33, Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose so let me simply add that it's my very good honor to meet you and you may call me V.
34, Alternately, for some queries, the result type is denotable but inconveniently verbose to write down.
35, On the other hand, they can become verbose and require that you write a lot of redundant code where the best you can hope for is not to make any mistakes.
36, If you know it, try using the website's numerical address rather than its verbose URL (Universal Resource Locator) name.
37, Enable verbose GC on the application, run it for some period of time, and then plot the Used heap (after collection) in the GC and Memory Visualizer.
38, Their requests are verbose in comparison to those of native speakers.
More similar words: hyperbole, verbal, proverb, verbiage, verbatim, proverbial, reverberate, bossy, bosomy, carbon, bourbon, harbor, herb, carbohydrate, over and over, herbicide, herb garden, exacerbate, herbivorous, quarterback, pose, dose, whose, lose, moses, loose, those, close, choose, morose.