Sentence examples for word to avoid from inspiring English sources
Outside the specific context of mental illness, "schizophrenic" is usually a good word to avoid.
We plead guilty to using an unexpected word to avoid tedium or for ironic effect.
If an ad like this found both "to whom you should be talking" and "whom you should be talking to" too stuffy, and couldn't be bothered to re-word to avoid the problem, then "whom" may be in real retreat.
There will be some agreements, worded to avoid controversial details.
Apabhramsha adds inflectional suffixes to words to avoid confusion between cases that are otherwise expressed identically.
So what are the words to avoid and what should you say instead?
Is it necessary to change this wording to avoid a problem in the future?
In other words, to avoid this tax burden, the lawsuit seeks to redefine marriage.
The questions were worded to avoid alienating the gas nationalists but also to avoid a self-defeating and costly renationalisation.
PARIS — In America, according to the comedian George Carlin, there are seven words to avoid saying on television.
