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verbiage

/ˈvɜːr.bi.ɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un excès de mots, un discours ou un texte trop verbeux, ou encore une manière particulière d'exprimer quelque chose en paroles.

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noun

/ˈvɜːr.bi.ɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un excès de mots, un discours ou un texte trop verbeux, ou encore une manière particulière d'exprimer quelque chose en paroles.

A noun referring to an excess of words or the particular way in which something is expressed verbally.

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  1. Excessive wordinessC1formal

    An overabundance of words; speech or writing that uses more words than necessary.

    frVerbiage

    • The report was full of unnecessary verbiage.
    • His speech was criticized for its excessive verbiage.
    • The editor cut the verbiage to make the article clearer.

    Synonymescircumlocutionperiphrasispleonasmprolixityredundancyverbositywordiness

    Antonymesbrevityconcisenesssuccinctness

  2. Manner of expressionC1formal

    The particular way in which something is expressed in words; style of wording.

    frManière de s'exprimer

    • The legal verbiage of the contract was difficult to understand.
    • Her verbiage was precise and elegant.
    • The official verbiage of the policy left no room for interpretation.

    Synonymesdictionexpressionlanguagephrasingwording

Formes
  • verbiages plural form
  • verbiages' possessive plural form
  • verbiage's possessive singular form
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