verbose

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: Thus a positive argument has the effect of making the program more verbose.

Modifies a noun

• mode: The -v switch at the beginning of the command turns on verbose mode, letting you see just what the program is doing.
• output: The listing file contains verbose output about all the calculations that take place.
• description: The maximum length of a verbose description is 128 characters.
• log: However, RSF is not yet at full release status and the verbose logs can sometimes be helpful.
• variable: For instance, the verbose variable is a toggle which causes command input to be echoed.
• message: Flags -verbose Causes verbose messages to be written to standard output logging hub operations.

Modifying Another Word

• overly: Do not be put off by some slightly clunky, overly verbose dialog.
• rather: The logical conclusion which should be drawn from my rather verbose statement I leave to my readers to draw.
• too: Don't go off on a tangent or get too verbose.
• quite: Although I'm quite verbose in real life ( no?
• very: Edmonds: 6/10, much to be expected, some good points but very verbose.
• slightly: Wherever possible the code has been kept as straight forward as possible and slightly verbose.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Don't go off on a tangent or get too verbose.
• enable: If you enable verbose logging on the Document Refinery Options Configuration screen, the Document Refinery log shows the related configuration information.
• look: The Avalon example would look about as verbose if done in the same way.
• become: Our legislators have become verbose over the last century.