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The Authors Best Friend: A Dictionary

by Laura
(Earth (Australia))

(This tip is for younger writers, like myself)If you do not know what a word means, but you think it sounds impressive, don't just think, "Oh, no one will mind. I'm sure that truculent means a truck that my brother borrowed."

If you do know what a word means, and it fits in with the scene, then USE it. But if you don't, LOOK IT UP IN A DICTIONARY! A thesaurus is also great.

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