Definition of verbalism in English:

verbalism

nounˈvəːb(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈvərbəˌlɪzəm

mass noun

1Concentration on forms of expression rather than content.
咬文嚼字，追求文字形式
verbalism means thinking of the words instead of with them
Example sentencesExamples
- To call it verbalism seems to degrade intellectual detachment to stylistic trickery but the facts are complex.
- We're still trapped in the tradition of verbalism which changed with the Renaissance - teaching everything with words.
1. 1.1count noun A verbal expression.
  言辞；措辞
  a dying Church with its empty verbalisms and denatured ceremonies
  Example sentencesExamples
  This involves reducing the experience of the companion to verbalisms and having the student learn from them.
  Be alert to use of verbalisms and echolalia and consult with a speech/language therapist when in doubt.
  Our experienced moderators record spontaneous verbalisms, comments, assessments and mind statements of the test persons.
  When they reported on the outdoor explorations, the children hardly ever used adult terms or verbalisms.
2. 1.2 Excessive or empty use of language.
  啰嗦；空话
  there was a deal of verbalism
  Example sentencesExamples
  The temptation is great to suspect that Hugo is here indulging in mere verbalism.
  Mufti Sahib sacrifices the action part of Dialogue in his speeches, thereby making a mere verbalism.

Derivatives

verbalist

nounˈvəːb(ə)lɪstˈvərbələst

We also need adults who are expert verbalists, such as Ph.D. educators in English, Psychology, and History.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Fascinating verbalists may not lead you to the understanding that a shrug of the shoulders can,’ he says.
- An amusing game for verbalists, in which one or more persons try to unscramble words scrambled by the computer.
- You will not be disappointed by the lead singer and visceral verbalist blooming like the mesmeric rocker he is.
- On this song, the Chi-City verbalist offers food for thought for people who think that Islam promotes terrorism.

verbalistic

adjectivevəːb(ə)ˈlɪstɪk

Perec's greatest verbalistic missile is a lipogram - a composition that completely omits one letter of the alphabet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Engineering is driving verbalistic philosophy out of existence and humanity gains decidedly thereby.
- They also have a more animalistic growl than the original's verbalistic grunting.

Definition of verbalism in US English:

verbalism

nounˈvərbəˌlizəmˈvərbəˌlɪzəm

1Concentration on forms of expression rather than content.
咬文嚼字，追求文字形式
verbalism means thinking of the words instead of with them
Example sentencesExamples
- We're still trapped in the tradition of verbalism which changed with the Renaissance - teaching everything with words.
- To call it verbalism seems to degrade intellectual detachment to stylistic trickery but the facts are complex.
1. 1.1 A verbal expression.
  言辞；措辞
  a dying Church with its empty verbalisms and denatured ceremonies
  Example sentencesExamples
  This involves reducing the experience of the companion to verbalisms and having the student learn from them.
  Be alert to use of verbalisms and echolalia and consult with a speech/language therapist when in doubt.
  Our experienced moderators record spontaneous verbalisms, comments, assessments and mind statements of the test persons.
  When they reported on the outdoor explorations, the children hardly ever used adult terms or verbalisms.
2. 1.2 Excessive or empty use of language.
  啰嗦；空话
  there was a deal of verbalism
  Example sentencesExamples
  The temptation is great to suspect that Hugo is here indulging in mere verbalism.
  Mufti Sahib sacrifices the action part of Dialogue in his speeches, thereby making a mere verbalism.

词汇	verbalism
释义	Definition of verbalism in English: verbalism nounˈvəːb(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈvərbəˌlɪzəm mass noun 1Concentration on forms of expression rather than content. 咬文嚼字，追求文字形式 verbalism means thinking of the words instead of with them Example sentencesExamples To call it verbalism seems to degrade intellectual detachment to stylistic trickery but the facts are complex. We're still trapped in the tradition of verbalism which changed with the Renaissance - teaching everything with words. 1.1count noun A verbal expression. 言辞；措辞 a dying Church with its empty verbalisms and denatured ceremonies Example sentencesExamples This involves reducing the experience of the companion to verbalisms and having the student learn from them. Be alert to use of verbalisms and echolalia and consult with a speech/language therapist when in doubt. Our experienced moderators record spontaneous verbalisms, comments, assessments and mind statements of the test persons. When they reported on the outdoor explorations, the children hardly ever used adult terms or verbalisms. 1.2 Excessive or empty use of language. 啰嗦；空话 there was a deal of verbalism Example sentencesExamples The temptation is great to suspect that Hugo is here indulging in mere verbalism. Mufti Sahib sacrifices the action part of Dialogue in his speeches, thereby making a mere verbalism. Derivatives verbalist nounˈvəːb(ə)lɪstˈvərbələst We also need adults who are expert verbalists, such as Ph.D. educators in English, Psychology, and History. Example sentencesExamples ‘Fascinating verbalists may not lead you to the understanding that a shrug of the shoulders can,’ he says. An amusing game for verbalists, in which one or more persons try to unscramble words scrambled by the computer. You will not be disappointed by the lead singer and visceral verbalist blooming like the mesmeric rocker he is. On this song, the Chi-City verbalist offers food for thought for people who think that Islam promotes terrorism. verbalistic adjectivevəːb(ə)ˈlɪstɪk Perec's greatest verbalistic missile is a lipogram - a composition that completely omits one letter of the alphabet. Example sentencesExamples Engineering is driving verbalistic philosophy out of existence and humanity gains decidedly thereby. They also have a more animalistic growl than the original's verbalistic grunting. Definition of verbalism in US English: verbalism nounˈvərbəˌlizəmˈvərbəˌlɪzəm 1Concentration on forms of expression rather than content. 咬文嚼字，追求文字形式 verbalism means thinking of the words instead of with them Example sentencesExamples We're still trapped in the tradition of verbalism which changed with the Renaissance - teaching everything with words. To call it verbalism seems to degrade intellectual detachment to stylistic trickery but the facts are complex. 1.1 A verbal expression. 言辞；措辞 a dying Church with its empty verbalisms and denatured ceremonies Example sentencesExamples This involves reducing the experience of the companion to verbalisms and having the student learn from them. Be alert to use of verbalisms and echolalia and consult with a speech/language therapist when in doubt. Our experienced moderators record spontaneous verbalisms, comments, assessments and mind statements of the test persons. When they reported on the outdoor explorations, the children hardly ever used adult terms or verbalisms. 1.2 Excessive or empty use of language. 啰嗦；空话 there was a deal of verbalism Example sentencesExamples The temptation is great to suspect that Hugo is here indulging in mere verbalism. Mufti Sahib sacrifices the action part of Dialogue in his speeches, thereby making a mere verbalism.
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