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periphrastic synonyms

Trying to find another word for periphrastic in English? No problem. Our thesaurus contains synonyms of periphrastic in 22 different contexts. We have listed all the similar and related words for periphrastic alphabetically.

  • aureate
  • balderdash
  • big-talking
  • declamatory
  • euphuistic
  • flowery
  • full of hot air
  • fustian
  • grandiose
  • high-flown
  • highfalutin
  • histrionic
  • inflated
  • colloquial
  • communicative
  • conversational
  • familiar
  • friendly
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • gossipy
  • informal
  • intimate
  • loose-lipped
  • loquacious
  • multieloquent
  • broadcast
  • catholic
  • circulated
  • diluted
  • dispersed
  • disseminated
  • distributed
  • expanded
  • extended
  • general
  • prevalent
  • propagated
  • radiated
  • deviating
  • digressive
  • erratic
  • excursive
  • long-winded
  • meandering
  • prolix
  • roaming
  • roving
  • spreading
  • wandering
  • bombastic
  • inflated
  • oratorical
  • overblown
  • pompous
  • prolix
  • shallow
  • superficial
  • swollen
  • tedious
  • tumescent
  • tumid
  • turgid
  • chattering
  • chatty
  • effusive
  • garrulous
  • glib
  • gossiping
  • gushing
  • jabbering
  • long-winded
  • loose-lipped
  • loquacious
  • mouthy
  • prattling
  • babbling
  • blabbermouth
  • chattering
  • chatty
  • effusive
  • flap jaw
  • gabby
  • glib
  • gossiping
  • gushing
  • long-winded
  • loose-lipped
  • loose-tongued
  • aggrandized
  • amplified
  • augmented
  • aureate
  • bloated
  • bombastic
  • diffuse
  • dilated
  • distended
  • dropsical
  • enlarged
  • euphuistic
  • extended
  • diffuse
  • dragging
  • drawn-out
  • elongate
  • elongated
  • interminable
  • lengthened
  • long
  • long-winded
  • longish
  • overlong
  • padded
  • prolix
  • bombastic
  • chatty
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • loquacious
  • palaverous
  • prolix
  • rambling
  • talkative
  • verbose
  • voluble
  • babbling
  • chattering
  • chatty
  • fluent
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • gossipy
  • jabbering
  • long-winded
  • loose-lipped
  • motormouth
  • multiloquent
  • prolix
  • circumlocutory
  • copious
  • diffusive
  • digressive
  • discursive
  • dull
  • exuberant
  • lavish
  • lengthy
  • long
  • long-winded
  • loose
  • meandering
  • bombastic
  • chatty
  • diffuse
  • discursive
  • flatulent
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • inflated
  • lengthy
  • long-winded
  • loquacious
  • palaverous
  • periphrastic
  • diffuse
  • lengthy
  • rambling
  • tedious
  • verbose
  • windy
  • circuitous
  • confused
  • desultory
  • diffuse
  • digressive
  • discursive
  • disjointed
  • incoherent
  • incongruous
  • irregular
  • long-winded
  • periphrastic
  • prolix
  • bombastic
  • de trop
  • diffuse
  • extra
  • extravagant
  • inessential
  • inordinate
  • iterating
  • long-winded
  • loquacious
  • oratorical
  • padded
  • palaverous
  • articulate
  • aureate
  • bombastic
  • declamatory
  • eloquent
  • embellished
  • euphuistic
  • exaggerated
  • flamboyant
  • flashy
  • florid
  • fluent
  • glib
  • annoying
  • arid
  • banal
  • boring
  • bromidic
  • drab
  • dragging
  • draggy
  • dreary
  • drudging
  • dry
  • dull as dishwater
  • dusty
  • bloated
  • distended
  • inflated
  • puffy
  • tumescent
  • tumid
  • bombastic
  • circumlocutory
  • diffuse
  • flowery
  • full of air
  • fustian
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • grandiloquent
  • involved
  • loquacious
  • magniloquent
  • palaverous
  • articulate
  • bigmouthed
  • chattering
  • chatty
  • fluent
  • full of hot air
  • gabby
  • garrulous
  • long-winded
  • loquacious
  • mouthy
  • multiloquent
  • prolix
  • airy
  • blowing
  • blowy
  • blustering
  • blustery
  • boisterous
  • brisk
  • drafty
  • fresh
  • gusty
  • raw
  • squally
  • stormy

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