New ways

Instead of saying “very noisy,” say “deafening.” Swap “very sad” for “sorrowful,” or “very poor” for “destitute.” One precise word beats two generic ones every time.

Clarity: Strong words paint clearer pictures.

Brevity: Fewer words = tighter writing.

Impact: Words like petrified or flawless carry more weight than “very scared” or “very perfect.”

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Elicit = Draw out

Expedite = Speed up

Exacerbate = Make worse

Cognizant = Aware

Incessant = Nonstop

Inevitable = Unavoidable

Pervasive = Widespread

Pragmatic = Practical

Rationale = Reasoning

Resilient = Strong

Substantiate = Confirm

Ubiquitous = Common

Viable = Feasible

Exemplify = Illustrate

Formulate = Create

Impede = Hinder

Inconceivable = Unimaginable

Intrinsic = Essential

Lucrative = Profitable

Transient = Temporary

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