verbosity

IPA: vɝbˈɑsʌti

(rhetoric) The excess use of words, especially using more than are needed for clarity or precision.

Examples of "verbosity" in Sentences

Sure I can indulge in verbosity, if I have the time or inclination.
I don’t think the verbosity is the key problem try reading St. Augustine, for example.
The spoken form of logorrhoea (other than in the medical sense) is a kind of verbosity which uses superfluous
Actions nearly always begets like reaction equal in verbosity. on June 24, 2009 at 7: 26 am | Reply inspectorgadget
Yet the unresting and unerring spirit of criticism may observe that even here the verbosity which is the fault of the whole division makes its appearance.
With this presumption, only a philosopher or theologian would be able to enter the holy realms, but certainly not a child lacking sophisticated verbosity.
If you listen to this guys recommendations prepare yourself because in close to 5 years of listening to his verbosity, he has condemned Ajijic as being the worse city, in Mexico with a cesspool the crazies in his community like to believe is a lake.