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| circumlocution | The use of roundabout expressions or wordy and indirect language. |
| discourse | Verbal expression in the form of speech or writing; the formal and lengthy discussion of a subject; to engage in conversation or discussion. |
| euphemism | The act or an example of the substitution of an offensive term for one that is considered offensive, unpleasant, or too direct. |
| falter | To speak hesitatingly; stammer; to waver in confidence; to move unsteadily; stumble. |
| literate | Able to read and write; knowledgeable; educated; well-written; polished. |
| prattle | To talk idly or meaninglessly; babble. |
| raconteur | A person who tells stories and anecdotes with skill and wit. |
| reiterate | To say over again; repeat. |
| utterance | The act of expressin vocally; something that is expressed. |
| verbose | Using or containing an excessive number of words. |
