Circumlocution is a rhetorical device or communication strategy that involves expressing an idea in an indirect or roundabout way instead of using a straightforward or concise expression. This approach often employs excessive words or convoluted phrases to convey meaning. Circumlocution can be used for various reasons, such as to avoid bluntness, to embellish language, to create a sense of mystery, or to navigate sensitive topics.

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