What is another word for circumlocutious?
Pronunciation: [sˌɜːkəmləkjˈuːʃəs] (IPA) 
"Circumlocutious" is a word that describes someone or something that is wordy, evasive, and excessively elaborate in their speech or writing. Synonyms for this word include verbose, periphrastic, circuitous, meandering, and roundabout. "Verbose" is used to describe someone who uses too many words when speaking or writing. "Periphrastic" refers to someone who uses excessively long and convoluted sentences to convey a simple message. "Circuitous" describes a speech or writing style that takes a long and indirect route to get to the point. "Meandering" is another synonym for "circumlocutious" that captures the idea of wandering aimlessly in one's speech or writing. Finally, "roundabout" is used to describe a long and indirect way of expressing something that could be said more simply and directly.
