In literature, the term "verbosity" has been used both humorously and critically to comment on excessive wordiness. For instance, in Fyodor Dostoyevsky's work, it appears as a self-aware remark—"don’t be vexed with my verbosity"—suggesting a light-hearted acknowledgment of one’s prolix nature [1]. In contrast, Paramahansa Yogananda employs the term to express a sense of inadequacy when his self-introduction seems unnecessarily wordy in the presence of a revered figure [2]. Additionally, the Spanish literary tradition captures a similar sentiment with "verbosidad" in Benito Pérez Galdós's work, which highlights the cross-linguistic versatility of the term [3].