Thirdly, it was hypothesized that there would be a high positive correlation between the scale types on each continuum. This is boring and says almost nothing. The second example is from scholar Jacques Barzun. Most of us would abandon the sentence somewhere in the middle. Your reader may abandon you .
Gobbledygook is a particularly American term.
It was coined by former Texas Congressman Maury Maverick, for the language of Washington bureaucrats reminded the congressman of the sound that a turkey gobbler makes. Gobbledygook phrases are often composed of two or more words that sound impressive but mean nothing. Here's a little game to play with gobbledygook. Almost any three-digit number will give you a phrase that sounds impressive but says nothing. Don't let your prose sound as if you consulted the above chart when writing.