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ver·bi·age [ˈvɜ:biɪʤ, Am ˈvɜ:r-] SUBST no pl abw form

verbiage

Worthülsen pl

verbiage (in a speech)

much technical verbiage

useless verbiage

much technical verbiage

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One criticism has been that ministers under stress preach habitual content and verbiage between sermons. en.wikipedia.org

Porter's eye never tires of seeking accidental, unconventional literature in odd pages of textbooks, far corners of advertisements, the verbiage of greeting cards and repair manuals, ad infinitum. en.wikipedia.org

The high and low binary is particularly relevant in communication as certain verbiage is considered high, while slang is considered low. en.wikipedia.org

He thought it contained nothing but verbiage, with no remarks about mobilisation, defence, fighting or war. en.wikipedia.org

The editions published in 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 and 1963 refined the verbiage and presentation even further. en.wikipedia.org

A convenience function's task may almost always be expressed in terms of other operations, though this will likely have increased verbiage and reduced abstraction and possibly maintainability. en.wikipedia.org

The development of literature brought many new genres and themes, with the intended substance of a work often buried within heavy verbiage and other stylistic embellishments. en.wikipedia.org

Class mottos typically have verbiage that rhymes or is phonetically similar with their class year. en.wikipedia.org

These two lines exemplify the power of the image to evoke the deepest of insights with the least amount of verbiage. en.wikipedia.org

Writers wanting to conceal a thought or a purpose obscure their meaning with verbiage. en.wikipedia.org

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