Verbiage (noun)

A use of many or too many words; wordiness.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french, from verbe "word". .

Examples:

1. The document was filled with verbiage and was difficult to understand.
2. He criticized the report for its verbiage and lack of clarity.
3. The speech was filled with verbiage and did not get to the point.
4. The legal document was filled with verbiage and jargon.
5. The memo could have been shorter if it had not included so much verbiage.