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Meanings of verbiage in English
Portuguese
dicção Catalan
verbositat The manner in which something is expressed in words.
Usage of verbiage in English
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After the verbiage of the campaign, Ms Pelosi's words carry some weight.
2
What chance has a Spanish peasant of understanding this rain of verbiage?
3
The other is an obscure but quite typical exercise in ministerial verbiage.
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Stripped of verbiage and technicalities, the case is within the humblest comprehension.
5
Mr. MOREHEAD, of North Carolina:-Cannotwe avoid the verbiage of the amendment?
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Commons, both sides, rather liked to hear him struggle with his verbiage.
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Federal government websites are being combed through to apply new verbiage.
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In politics at all levels the greater the verbiage the greater the confusion.
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Beyond the press release verbiage, the picture is far less rosy.
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For a moment the legal verbiage of the instruments bewildered him.
11
The trickiest part about moving to America is adjusting to the American verbiage.
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We'll keep you posted once the new verbiage is officially released.
13
The flowery verbiage, the accumulated adjectives, the poetical quotations were overpowering.
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It's an achievement just to fit the heady verbiage into a verse-chorus structure.
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The Greek and Roman prayers were almost always mere egotistical verbiage.
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In particular, they loathed the hardship of engraving endless verbiage upon granitic slabs.
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Translations for verbiage
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Verbiage through the time
Verbiage across language varieties
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