= Wooden language
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"Wooden language" typically refers to a style of communication that is overly formal, bureaucratic, or filled with clichés, often lacking in clarity or emotional depth. This term is often used to describe political speech, corporate communication, or academic writing that is laden with jargon, euphemisms, and vague expressions. The phrase evokes the idea of communication that is rigid, lacking in flexibility or nuance, much like a piece of wood that doesn't bend or adapt.
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