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verbiage
[ vur-bee-ij ]
noun
- overabundance or superfluity of words, as in writing or speech; wordiness; verbosity.
- manner or style of expressing something in words; wording:
a manual of official verbiage.
verbiage
/ ˈvɜːbɪɪdʒ /
noun
- the excessive and often meaningless use of words; verbosity
- rare.diction; wording
Word History and Origins
Origin of verbiage1
Word History and Origins
Origin of verbiage1
Example Sentences
“If you had that document with that exact verbiage issued by a CEO of a publicly traded company, they would be charged with fraud in two seconds. That is insider trading.”
It's very mindful and very demure, one might say using TikTok verbiage.
“I don’t think the verbiage is necessarily a part of the issue,” Bieniemy said.
We have also watched millions of cult followers sticking by him despite or perhaps more sickeningly because of his malignant verbiage and his desire to end our form of government.
During the GOP candidate debates, Haley has tried to dodge questions about her abortion policies, or at least shroud them in a miasma of verbiage.
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