wordily การใช้

An afterword, worded wordily, is a word that proceeds another word.
With his wordily prosaic style and his meandering organization, he unluckily succeeds in making the subject of luck dull.
On 5 July 1745, there was a match at the Artillery Ground between two " best elevens ", apparently organised by Robert Colchin and Richard Newland, which was advertised rather wordily as Sevenoaks, Bromley & Addington " versus"
Don't forget them ! "-This is in line with the opinions uttered by Florian Berger in his afterword, in which he wordily explains, what his answer is when he is asked, how he can deal with this subject.
But then he muddies the effect by wordily intoning, " if there ever was a woman capable of responding to nature's assault with the entire battery of mechanisms provided by that selfsame nature to maintain homeostasis in the face of its own attempts to disrupt it, it was Marge Hansen ."