Wordiness
Pronunciation: /ˈdəbəjuoʊɑɹˈdaɪˈnɛs/
Wordiness (noun)
- Using more words than needed, so the message takes longer to understand.
- A writing style where ideas are hard to find because sentences are too long or detailed.
Examples
- Wordiness makes the message harder to read.
- The report has wordiness, so it feels too long.