Adjective complement with noun phrase

• get: Well, in Perl 6, functional programming just got a whole lot less wordy.

Modifies a noun

• title: Ther is probably not any need for a wordy title beyond the ' official ' title for a service.

• one: It is often more difficult to write a concise dissertation than a wordy one.

• description: Some pictures were taken hopefully someone will have sent some in to accompany my wordy description.

• document: It doesn't have to be a wordy document!

• sentence: Maybe tidying up the odd wordy sentence but otherwise pretty much OK.

• evidence: George Eliot Blessed is the person who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving wordy evidence of the fact.

Modifying Another Word

• too: The aim can also help you formulate the title of your work, which should be explicit without being too wordy!

• rather: Use the menu bar on the left-hand side of the page to navigate quickly between sections, some of which are rather wordy.

• little: The book is a little wordy in some areas to take up space, but the message and overall content is very good.

• very: UNIX was ported to a number of machines using the very wordy portable C compiler.

• overly: However, I lacked the patience to fully read the text, which is in parts overly wordy.

• unnecessarily: The text explanations of concepts are unclear and unnecessarily wordy, not the worst out there but certainly nothing to scream about.