verbosity
nounUK /vəˈbɒsəti/
US /vərˈbɑːsəti/
Using too many words to say something.
His verbosity made the short story hard to finish.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The quality of being overly long or detailed in speech or writing.
The report's verbosity hid its simple message.
3. An instance of using more words than needed.
The essay was full of verbosities that could be cut.
4. Excessive use of technical or fancy words.
Her verbosity impressed no one at the meeting.