verbosely
adverbUK /ˈvɜː.baʊs.li/
US /ˈvɝː.bəs.li/
In a way that uses too many words.
She explained the rules verbosely, taking ten minutes for something that could be said in one sentence.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a manner that is full of unnecessary detail and repetition.
The manual described the simple task verbosely, repeating the same instruction three times.
3. In a way that uses more words than needed to express an idea.
He answered verbosely, turning a simple yes into a long speech.
4. In a style that is heavy with words rather than clear and direct.
The report was written verbosely, making its main point hard to find.