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PROLIX, a. [L. prolixus; pro and laxus, literally drawn out.]
1. Long; extended to a great length; minute in narration or argument; applied only to discourses, speeches and writings; as a prolix oration; a prolix poem; a prolix sermon.
2. Of long duration. [Not in use.]

prolix appears in definitions for these words:
Diffuse Prolix Prolixity Prolixness Tedious Tediousnes Verbose Verboseness

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