tedious talk; pretentious nonsense; long-winded speech
Abbreviation of ご託宣, used for long-winded, self-important, or repetitive talk that listeners find annoying or pretentious. Often used in the phrase ご託を並べる.
See also: ご託宣
He's always spouting tedious talk and his stories go on forever.
I don't want to hear that kind of pretentious nonsense.
Common spelling with ご prefix and 託 kanji.
Alternate spelling using the kanji 御 for the honorific prefix.
Abbreviation of ご託宣 (oracle, divine message), with the honorific prefix ご and 託 (entrust, consign). The modern sense of 'tedious talk' likely developed from the idea of someone delivering pronouncements as if they were oracles.