verbiage

to sweep away such verbiage

to slough off unimportant verbiage

Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose.

The article was filled with unnecessary verbiage.

He was known for his verbose verbiage in speeches.

I prefer concise writing over excessive verbiage.

Her verbiage often confuses the readers.

The contract was full of legal verbiage.

He tends to use flowery verbiage in his emails.

Cut through the verbiage and get to the main point.

The verbiage in the manual made it difficult to understand.

The verbiage on the website needs to be simplified.

I appreciate clear communication without unnecessary verbiage.

So a lot of the normal vocabulary and verbiage we use, they use in the movies.

That's probably what the verbiage there is.

If you didn't catch that in the verbiage it was a most turd.

And I said the verbiage was too complicated because they were getting late to the line of scrimmage again.

It's true that some of the verbiage was written like tongue twisters, but I thought he would have had it down cold by now.

" Verbiage" might also be applied to a text or a speech that had a lot of technical terms. We're not sure which is the case here.

Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose, so let me simply add that it's my very good honour to meet you and you may call me V.

Omar says, " It's true that some of the verbiage was written like tongue twisters, but I thought he would have had it down cold by now." There are several words and expressions there.

In the same way the author of the Later Han History had to avoid the personal name of his father, T'ai, and today we cannot find that word in all its hundred and twenty volumes of verbiage.

I have like whole speeches in there that even got cut out that are in my brain still. - Yeah, well, I mean, it was a great script and there was so much fun verbiage to chew on.