- others,
famously avoided it.
Synonyms of "verbosity"
include wordiness,
verbiage, loquacity, garrulousness, logorrhea, prolixity, grandiloquence, expatiation...
- in the
Anglophone sphere mainly owing to this
having been the
primary verbiage used in the
media coverage of the
Bosnian War
during the 1990s, however...
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Randy (27 June 2015). "The
Grand Slam –
Origins and
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September 2021. Crowe,
Jerry (22 May 1994)...
-
multiple commands,
separated by
vertical bars ("pipes" in
common Unix
verbiage). The
pipeline concept was
invented by
Douglas McIlroy and
first described...
- ISSN 0021-5996.
Retrieved September 7, 2021. Blair, Tom. "The
village verbiage collector". The San
Diego Union. May 23, 1991. Page B1. "Jennifer Hudson...
- speaking, or in the
context of
speaking a
different language or
switching the
verbiage to
match that of the audience.
There are many ways in
which code-switching...
-
appropriate reporting of
suicide and
mental health,
particularly with
regard to
verbiage. Some
journalistic codes of ethics,
notably some
European codes, also include...
- opinions" and the
minimalist delivery was
described as "reduc[ing]
gesture and
verbiage down to an
absurd minimum." In
March 2018,
Netflix announced it had ordered...
- goddess, how she is
commonly referred to in
colonial terms to
replace Taíno
verbiage and culture) of
fresh water and fertility; she is the
female entity who...
-
footage and script, but
replaces the
voices with
American accents and
verbiage; for example, "wrench" is used
instead of "spanner",
owing to the former's...
