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verbosity

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Verbosity (noun) means the habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.

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The habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.
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Etymology

Came into English from Middle French verbosité, which in turn came from Late Latin verbōsitās. By surface analysis, it is verbose + -ity.

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What is the meaning of verbosity?
"verbosity" (noun) means the habit of using more words than are truly needed to say something clearly.
What is another word for verbosity?
Other words for "verbosity" include verboseness.
What is the opposite of verbosity?
Opposites of "verbosity" include succinctness, brevity.

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