verbiage

/ˈvɜːrbɪɪdʒ/

Definitions

1. noun

Excessive or insipid language, especially in speech or writing.

“The politician’s use of verbiage made it difficult to understand his actual stance on the issue.”

2. noun

The language or words used in a particular context or situation.

“The company’s marketing verbiage focused on highlighting the eco-friendliness of their products.”

3. noun

A large amount of written or spoken language, often used to fill space or persuade an audience.

“The politician’s speech was filled with verbiage and empty promises.”

Synonyms

  • language
  • terminology

Antonyms

  • brevity
  • succinctness