1. characterized by excessive and often incoherent talkativeness or wordiness
Usage: medical/psychological term

Examples

• The patient’s logorrheic speech made it difficult for the doctor to follow his concerns.
• Her logorrheic writing style frustrated readers who preferred clear, direct communication.
• The politician’s logorrheic responses avoided answering the reporter’s simple questions.
• During manic episodes, he became logorrheic, talking rapidly for hours without pause.
• The professor’s logorrheic lectures often confused students with unnecessary details.
• His logorrheic tendencies made him unsuitable for brief news interviews.