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what's your favourite word to use in essays?

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Reply 40

Howard

Notwithstanding.
Hitherto.

Reply 41

Howard

"And so, gentle reader, we turn to the matter of........

Reply 42

Cake Faced Kid.

Juxtaposed is one of my favourites, and Consequently pops up a lot too :h:

'infers'

"then I woke up and it was all a dream..."

Reply 45

Blue_Clover

"Therefore..." I really overuse that word.

Reply 46

whyumadtho

Probably 'salient', but it varies by topic. I don't use it excessively, but it tends to occur in a lot of my work.

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Reply 47

defuzion

strikingly, rational, marginalized, contradictory, commonsensical, quasi, universalised, consensual, agent/actor, "for"

Reply 48

dnumberwang

One may argue that.

JK, I do maths.

Reply 49

aivisindans

at the moment, Fuhrer! No jokes, oh and thus, consequently...

nutsack

'arguably', cuz I'm never confident enough with my "facts" to use a 'definitely' :colondollar:

****.

I do love a cheeky "Furthermore".
or even a "Connote" if I feel like pushing the boat out.

My favourite recently has been 'Uxorocide'.

Reply 54

daniellelouise

Reiterated

I do like that word :3

Reply 55

cloppy

I get a lot of enjoyment out of the word "discrepancy"

I say "in essence" a lot also. Such a coolio phrase.

Reply 56

bench

And they all lived happily ever after.

Too lazy to think of an ending? Yes.

Reply 57

Baula

Original post by aja89

I love a bit of "It could be argued that...".

I always write 'one could argue/suggest that' . . . xD

Reply 58

aysha.19

'Furthermore'.
:biggrin:

Reply 59

Joinedup

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