Verbiage is a noun that means a plethora of words—usually unwelcome ones. Verbiage can also be used to refer to someone's style or manner of speaking. ... Its meaning is close to the meaning of verbiage and carries a negative connotation.

What is meant by the word verbiage?

1 : a profusion of words usually of little or obscure content such a tangled maze of evasive verbiage as a typical party platform— Marcia Davenport. 2 : manner of expressing oneself in words : diction sportswriters guarded their verbiage so jealously— R. A. Sokolov.

What's the difference between verbiage and verbiage?

Verbage and verbiage seem like two spellings of the same word. However, verbage is an error. There are no situations in which its use is acceptable. Verbiage is the correct spelling of this word.