Definition

A lengthy text message or series of related messages forming a substantial block of text, often indicating emotional intensity, urgency, or something important requiring extended explanation.

Example Usage

He sent me a whole paragraph about why he was upset, and I had to sit down to read it all.

Fun Fact

Receiving a 'paragraph' from someone is often dramatized on social media as either a serious concern or the sign of someone with strong feelings.

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