The use of many words where only a few are necessary (one word substitution)

Circumlocution
Circumspection
Circumscription
Circumvention
Circumlocution  Circumlocution: The use of unnecessarily wordy or indirect language to avoid being direct or to obscure the meaning of a statement.

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A. Incorrigible
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Detaining and confining someone (one word substitution)
A. Interruption
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C. Interment
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A. Unaware
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A. Assign
B. Delegate
C. Represent
D. Designate
Science of diseases (one word substitution)
A. Philology
B. Pathology
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To agree to something (one word substitution)
A. Assure
B. Assent
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Simple, fast-spreading plant without flowers of leaves, which can often cause disease (one word substitution)
A. Bacteria
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