wordage

Example Sentences

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So, the wordage “Dog Days” emerged as a phrase to refer to the long stretch of extreme summer weather and it has been handed down through generations.

From Washington Times

It might be five pages but it’s not nearly as much wordage and content than it used to be.

From Slate

“The only thing going to a different team is different wordage and he changed up a couple of different schemes. But the majority of it is still the same for me.”

From Washington Times

To demonstrate a utopia under a new class of real intellectuals who properly worship the Western canon without all of that pesky big wordage, one must look no further than that nonofficial inauguration poem you may have seen, which itself may or may not be another fun hoax:

From Slate

Creating or using a hashtag on Twitter can also result in arrest if the hashtag’s wordage is perceived to be against the junta, warned New York University digital media student Thitipol Panyalimpanun on his @thitipolp Twitter account last month.

From Washington Times