in discourse, the fault of entering into too minute a detail, or being too long, precise, and circumstantial, even to a degree of tediousness.
PROLOCUTOR of the convocation, the speaker or chairman of that assembly. See Convocation.
in discourse, the fault of entering into too minute a detail, or being too long, precise, and circumstantial, even to a degree of tediousness.
PROLOCUTOR of the convocation, the speaker or chairman of that assembly. See Convocation.