polysyllabism
/ˌpɒlɪˈsɪləbɪz(ə)m/noun
1 Linguistics. The property of having or using words of many syllables; this as a feature of a language.
2Polysyllabic style; especially (the use of) abstruse or unnecessarily complex language.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From polysyllab- + -ism, perhaps after French polysyllabisme.
- white water
- white-water rafter
- white-water rafting
- white wax
- white way
- whitewear
- white wedding
- whiteweed
- white whale
- white wheat
- white whisky
- white wig
- white willow
- white wine
- white wine vinegar
- white wine whey
- whitewing
- white-winged
- white-winged chough
- white-winged scoter
- white wings
- white witch
- white woman
- whitewood
- whitewood bark