1. writing or speaking in a dull, tedious manner
Usage: present participle of ‘prose’

1. dull, tedious writing or speech
Usage: informal

Examples

• The professor kept prosing about ancient history without engaging the students.
• His prosing made the meeting drag on for hours.
• She was tired of his endless prosing about work problems.
• The speaker’s prosing put half the audience to sleep.
• We had to endure another evening of his prosing about politics.
• The book suffered from too much prosing and not enough action.