excursive
ex·cur·sive
adj \-ˈskər-siv\Definition of EXCURSIVE
: constituting a digression : characterized by digression
— ex·cur·sive·ly adverb
— ex·cur·sive·ness noun
Examples of EXCURSIVE
- <an excursive story line that some readers of Melville's novel find very rewarding>
First Known Use of EXCURSIVE
1659
Related to EXCURSIVE
Synonyms: desultory, digressional, digressionary, digressive, discursive, leaping, maundering, meandering, rambling, wandering
Near Antonyms: coherent, consistent, logical; direct, focused (also focussed), straightforward, undeviating
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