leresis
/ləˈriːsɪs/
noun
- Excessive or rambling talk; a tendency to speak at great length, often in a tedious or pointless way.
- The professor's leresis made the two-hour lecture feel like an eternity.
- During the meeting, his leresis annoyed everyone who just wanted a quick decision.
- Her grandmother's leresis was legendary, often telling the same story for an hour without stopping.
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