verbiage in Russian
verbiage in Russian is многосло́вие, пустосло́вие, словоблу́дие — verbiage means excessive or unnecessary words, especially language that is wordy and says little.
verbiage in Russian
многосло́вие
Pronounced: mnogosloviye
Overabundance of words.
пустосло́вие
Pronounced: pustosloviye
Overabundance of words.
словоблу́дие
Pronounced: slovobludiye
Overabundance of words.
What does "verbiage" mean?
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noun Excessive or unnecessary words, especially language that is wordy and says little.
"Strip out the verbiage and the report says almost nothing."
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noun The particular wording of a document or message, considered neutrally.
"Legal have signed off on the verbiage for the disclaimer."
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verbiage in a sentence
- Strip out the verbiage and the report says almost nothing.
- The contract is buried under three pages of legal verbiage.
- Legal have signed off on the verbiage for the disclaimer.
- Can you send me the verbiage you want on the sign?
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What is "verbiage" in Russian?
"verbiage" in Russian is многосло́вие, пустосло́вие, словоблу́дие. verbiage means: Excessive or unnecessary words, especially language that is wordy and says little.
How do you pronounce многосло́вие?
"verbiage" in Russian is многосло́вие, pronounced "mnogosloviye".
How do you use "verbiage" in a sentence?
Example: "Strip out the verbiage and the report says almost nothing." In Russian, "verbiage" is многосло́вие, пустосло́вие, словоблу́дие.
Are there other ways to say "verbiage" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "verbiage": многосло́вие, пустосло́вие, словоблу́дие.
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