If you know how to reason extensively - this may be the first sign of writing talent. After all, authors create their works from nothing. Previously, even though it was hard to believe, there was neither the “Master and Margarita”, nor “Demons”, nor even ironic detectives. All of them were born, possibly from a sensation or a specific event. But, in general, many books are born from the question: “What if ...?”.
Value
Let philologists not be indignant, because we, of course, do not reduce artistic creativity to lengthy reasoning, that would be stupid. But when someone uses the adverb “in length”, it still leads to the need to clarify the meaning. Let's do the same and open the explanatory dictionary:
- Extensive, occupying a large space (book).
- About speech, writing: too long and detailed.
Maybe value judgments are not part of the explanatory dictionary, but nowhere is it said that the adverb is "voluminous" has a negative meaning. Although from linguistic practice we know that such a manner is not encouraged by people. They want everything to be clear and to the point. And if the talent of a storyteller and a novelist disappears in you, then write books in this case, and do not tear decent people from work.
Fearing that our arguments might be considered lengthy, we proceed to the proposals.
suggestions
The subject obliges to go straight to the point:
- A schoolboy often annoyed a mathematics teacher by expounding his thoughts extensively.
- The author expressed himself extensively, which outraged the reader.
- When the wife asked her husband where he was, he began to explain, quoting the ancient Greeks. In short, all this is voluminous and terrible.
- He was never allowed to say a toast, because he got up and said: "In the beginning was the Word ...". The stream, which could then flood, terrified everyone. Friends and relatives were afraid of incomprehensible and lengthy thoughts aloud
But speaking seriously, the reader usually feels when they slip a dummy to him, that is, the text does not make any sense in reality. True, the criterion is unreliable, because in some texts one can discover the meaning only by thoroughly preparing. Fortunately, information about the adverb “voluminously” does not require this.
Synonyms
Remember that if you have the ability to reason extensively, then perhaps you have a philological talent. It is also interesting that the explanatory dictionary does not brand such a quality of a person. Let's see what another dictionary has, if you ask it about synonyms “extensively”:
- full;
- extensively;
- in detail;
- deployed;
- in detail;
- in detail;
- thoroughly;
- verbose.
Note that only the last adverb can be interpreted both as a positive characteristic and as a negative one. The rest of the words on the list are certainly positive. Therefore, reason extensively if the soul asks!