When writing a story, choosing your adjectives carefully is important to create vivid and engaging descriptions. However, some adjectives can be overused or are too vague, and should be avoided because they can bog down the narrative or make the writing seem sloppy.
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Overused Words
When readers encounter the same word too many times, it becomes distracting and takes away from the impact of the story. It can also create a sense of laziness on the part of the writer, who is relying on the same words.
Clichés
You should all know what a cliché is — it’s an overused expression or idea. So avoid using clichés when you’re writing a story, unless you use it for a reason that won’t deter someone’s interest or destroy the originality of your work.
3 Tips for a Page-turning Novel
3 tips to make your precious novel >> page-turning:
20 Common Faults in Short Stories & Novels Submitted
Thinking about writing? Well, when you do, make sure you avoid the following faults:
Kate Halena 