roundaboutility

Example:The company’s CEO has been criticized for using roundaboutility in communicating with the shareholders, avoiding clear and direct answers.

Definition:To describe a situation where someone or something uses indirect or circuitous methods of communication or action.

Example:Ten adults and five children were caught in the crossfire of a public conflict, displaying roundaboutility in their attempts to navigate the increasingly complex social dynamics.

Definition:To exhibit or demonstrate the act of being indirect or circuitous.

Example:She has a tendency to be roundabout, often avoiding the direct answer and elaborating with unnecessary details.

Definition:To frequently employ indirect or circuitous language or behavior.

Example:Most politicians are prone to roundaboutility during their public addresses to ensure their messages are received by diverse audiences.

Definition:To be inclined or easily disposed to be indirect or circuitous.