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at great length

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*at great length
for a long period of time. (*Typically: explain ~; question someone ~; speak ~.) The lawyer questioned the witness at great length.
See also: great, length


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However, beware of going on at great length about things that don''t explain what type of person you are.
Yesterday in New York, Senator Obama went on at great length about how much he cares about women's issues," McCain said at a town-hall forum in Hudson, where women vastly outnumbered men.
Calm, homely, measured, reassuring, rarely exciting, she is not afraid to talk at great length if it means she can get across what she wants to tell us.
 
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