noun
verbalism
Verbalism (noun) means the way an idea is put into words, or the particular wording chosen.
noun
1
The way an idea is put into words, or the particular wording chosen.
2
The use of far more words than necessary, often saying very little.
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Etymology
Formed from verbal and -ism.
Synonyms
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Rhymes for verbalism
realism
fatalism
idealism
globalism
socialism
vandalism
federalism
radicalism
capitalism
liberalism
surrealism
journalism
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of verbalism?
"verbalism" (noun) means the way an idea is put into words, or the particular wording chosen.
What is another word for verbalism?
Other words for "verbalism" include expression, verbiage.
What are the different meanings of verbalism?
"verbalism" has 2 main meanings: 1. The way an idea is put into words, or the particular wording chosen; 2. The use of far more words than necessary, often saying very little.
