wordage (Meaning)

wordage

verbiage sense 1, the number or quantity of words, words, wording, a quantity or number of words

No weak antonyms found.

The verbiage employed in the document conveyed an authoritative tone.
The voluminous wordage of the legal brief made for a daunting read.
The concise wordage of the poem allowed for multiple interpretations.
The verbose wordage of the politician's speech was intended to obfuscate the issue.
The excessive wordage of the report made it difficult to identify key points.
The lyrical wordage of the song evoked a sense of nostalgia.
The technical wordage of the manual required specialized knowledge to decipher.
The evocative wordage of the novel brought the characters and setting to life.
The manipulative wordage of the advertisement was designed to persuade the consumer.
The flowery wordage of the love letter expressed heartfelt emotion.

verbiage sense 1, the number or quantity of words, words, wording, a quantity or number of words

repetition, verbiage, verboseness, verbalism, wordiness, garrulity, prolixity, circumlocution, logorrhea, diffuseness

crispness, terseness,brevity, compactness, succinctness, conciseness, concision, briefness,pithiness,

The verbiage employed in the document conveyed an authoritative tone.

The voluminous wordage of the legal brief made for a daunting read.

The concise wordage of the poem allowed for multiple interpretations.

The verbose wordage of the politician's speech was intended to obfuscate the issue.