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Word of the Day for Monday, September 29, 2008verbiage \VUR-bee-ij\, noun: 1. An overabundance of words; wordiness. The sheer volume of verbiage he has expelled over eight years is enough to make John Updike look blocked. Points like these seem so self-evident as not to merit much repeating, but in the professional literature they appear all the time, slightly dressed up in academic verbiage. She also indulged in flowery verbiage that her classmates called "H.D." for "heightened diction." Verbiage comes from French, ultimately from Latin verbum, "word." | |||||||||
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