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expatiate on

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
expatiate on someone or something
to say or write many words about someone or something. She expatiated endlessly on the evils of tobacco. I have heard you expatiate on Harry quite enough, thank you.


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let alone expatiate on the personnel or the intricacies of the Vatican's bureau-cracy.
Reasonably enough, when politicians expatiate on the dangers of video games, video-game players are apt to ask if they have ever actually played one.
Kirkpatrick the cover and 8,000 words in October to expatiate on "The Evangelical Crackup.
 
 
 
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