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Commonly Misused Words 3: Wisdom from 1922

Here are a few more fine distinctions from the 1922 pamphlet S.O.S. Slips of Speech by Frank H. Vizetelly, Litt.D., L.L.D. 1. Hypercritical/Hypocritical Hypercritical means overly or excessively critical. Hypocritical signifies deceptive, sham, for hypocrisy is false pretense 2. Idea/Opinion Idea implies something undetermined in the mind; Opinion is formed after deduction or reflection and […]

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Can Long Sentences Work?

Those of you who have participated in my business writing trainings know that I encourage writing whose average sentence length is between 10 and 17 words. I emphasize the word “average” because some sentences might be longer than 17 and some might be shorter than 10 in order to maintain an interesting rhythm to the

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