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I wouldn't say a tiny bit more:

• You're required to specify types for properties, return types of methods, and types of lambda expressions if assigned to a variable (i.e. var f = x => x + 1 is illegal).
• The syntax for an array literal is new int[] { 1,2,3,4 } instead of [1,2,3,4].
• Lots of little things such as params keyword instead of splat, lack of str[1:-1], etc. all add up.
• C# has no free functions. They're all (possibly static) methods of a class, and classes themselves can't be ‘imported’. The .NET class library is also excessively verbose in places.
• The lack of duck typing necessitates declaring and implementing interfaces.

Most of its verbosity comes from its historical lack of type inference and its lack of higher-kinded polymorphism. The C heritage adds the minority of it, I'd say.

Also, Markdown seems to require that the asterisks used to form lists don't have any whitespace in front of them. How intuitive.