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If you want stronger, smarter writing, start by cutting out the word very. It’s vague, overused, and often weakens your point.

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.”

Next time you revise, find every “very” and challenge yourself to replace it. Your writing will instantly sound more confident—and more impressive. 👍

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Advanced English Vs Basic English

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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