7 Precision Adjectives to Improve Vocabulary & Writing Skills @WritetotheTop
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Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
In writing, less is more. The ability to use fewer words to communicate more ideas is a skill that takes time and practice. What it really requires, however, is a broad vocabulary.

In this video, we look at some samples of precision adjectives and how they can express ideas with fewer words.

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The benefits of precision and concision are clarity of thought, direct message, improved readability, added style, controlled pace and word count.

They also allow the writer to imply meaning and the reader to get more involved by inferring meaning.

The 7 adjectives in this video are cosmopolitan, renowned, deliberate, inherent, unprecedented, exceptional, and hesitant

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