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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fewer words" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when comparing quantities, specifically when referring to countable nouns, to indicate a smaller number of words.
Example: "In order to make your point clearer, try to express your ideas in fewer words."
Alternatives: "less verbiage" or "more concisely."
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A poem delivers more, with fewer words.
"With far fewer words," Erin said.
Speech slows, with fewer words uttered between breaths.
It might have fewer words and weirder beats.
It's trickier with games because you use fewer words.
The Chinese have fewer words than we do.
· Would the writing be stronger with fewer words?
Edward put it best: he wanted fewer words, more action.
We need to get more across in fewer words.
"And vacations," chimed in Fran, a woman of fewer words.
IAE always uses "more rather than fewer words".
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