wordiness in the PONS Dictionary

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From the viewpoint of linguistic prescriptivism, nominalizations are considered to make sentences more difficult to follow and to promote wordiness.
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A lot of it came down to wordiness.
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Anyone who thought they were going to a plain old rock concert would have been surprised at the wordiness of the proceedings.
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Like most things, there is a learning process to writing a column, but to my editor's credit he has put up with my lack of skill and wordiness.
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We can thus illustrate that students need to reduce wordiness..., while developing their arguments through pertinent content or parallelism.
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I wonder if the wordiness of the description is causing trouble?
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This was not the fault of the script but rather the of the actors, who appeared to become subsumed in the wordiness of their delivery.
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As with most bureaucrats and many academics, the report's authors suffer from congenital wordiness.
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It has abandoned some of its legendary austerity and wordiness in the past decade.
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It helps explain his wordiness.
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