detailedpleaful

Detailedpleaful is a neologism used to describe a communication style characterized by an extended, explicit plea that combines thorough factual or emotional detail with a persuasive argument. The term functions as an adjective describing both content and manner and is often used in discussions of rhetoric, legal writing, or narrative dialogue. It signals that a plea is not merely a request but a carefully argued appeal with numerous specifics.

Etymology: The word is a blend of detailed and plea, with the suffix -ful to indicate fullness of content. It emerged in online language communities in the early 2020s as a playful descriptor for passages that verge on lengthy entreaties rather than succinct requests. It has no official status in major dictionaries.

Usage: In academic and analytic writing, detailedpleaful describes passages that provide extensive justification, supporting evidence, or emotional background. In legal commentary, it may refer to pleas with abundant factual details submitted to a court. In fiction and dialogues, characters may deliver a detailedpleaful appeal to influence other characters or plot outcomes.

Examples: The defendant’s detailedpleaful motion argued not only liability but the context and mitigation factors. The protagonist delivered a detailedpleaful entreaty to delay the verdict, outlining every consequence of rushing a decision.

See also: plea, entreaty, rhetoric, legal writing.

This entry is a descriptive overview of a neologism and reflects its use in contemporary discourse rather than formal terminology.