verbosity in Japanese
verbosity in Japanese is 冗句 — verbosity means the habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.
verbosity in Japanese
冗句
Pronounced: jōku
(rhetoric) The excess use of words, especially using more than are needed for clarity or precision.
What does "verbosity" mean?
- noun The habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.
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What is "verbosity" in Japanese?
"verbosity" in Japanese is 冗句. verbosity means: The habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.
How do you pronounce 冗句?
"verbosity" in Japanese is 冗句, pronounced "jōku".
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