verbalism
英 ['vɚblɪzm] 美 ['vɚblɪzm]

n.

言辞；措辞；咬文嚼字；套话

英英释义

verbalism[ 'və:bəlizəm ]

• n.
  • the communication (in speech or writing) of your beliefs or opinions

    "the idea was immediate but the verbalism took hours"

    同义词：expressionverbal expression

  • overabundance of words

    同义词：verbiage

权威例句

Verbalism Among Blind Children
Verbalism in young blind children.
Verbalism and Definitions in Interwar Theoretical Macroeconomics
Verbalism in the Narrative Language of Children Who Are Blind and Sighted.
Verbalism and the blind: a critical review of the concept and the literature.
A learning of object structures by verbalism.
Verbalism and affective meaning for blind, severely visually impaired, and normally sighted children.
IT SKILLS UTILIZATION: FROM RHETORICAL VERBALISM TO APPLIED KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Verbalism Among Blind Children; An Investigation and Analysis. American Foundation for the Blind Research Series, Number 10.
A psycholinguistic study of the language of the blind: I. Verbalism.