adverb
In a manner that resists or undermines concision, where expression becomes unnecessarily elaborate, diffuse, or excessive, often obscuring the intended clarity.
Etymology:
From prefix dis- (Latin dis-, “apart, away, reversing”) + concisely (from concision, “cutting down, brevity”).
Example Sentence:
He spoke disconcisely, layering tangents upon tangents until the original point was lost.