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Wording that fills up a lot of space but does not add anything important or new to the overall meaning is called: jargon. trite expressions. deadwood. flowery language.
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Wording that fills up a lot of space but does not add anything important or new to the overall meaning is called:

jargon.

trite expressions.

deadwood.

flowery language.

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The answer is deadwood.
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