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what's your favourite word to use in essays?

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"Hence" and "quite" and "indeed"

Hence makes me laugh :biggrin:
Reply 81
"detrimental" (normally followed by "effect" or "impact).
Also end up writing "juxtaposition", "thus" and "ultimately" a lot. ^^

But "detrimental"'s gotta be my favourite. <3
Lycanthropy
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(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 84
THUS.
However
Although
Though
Therefore

Just can't get enough of them...
Reply 86
circa...tbh lots of latin words make one sound smart.. ergo, et al, status quo :wink:
Reply 87
all about 'mephistophelean'
'Kant'.
'^~∨'
(edited 11 years ago)
Reply 89
consicely, therefore.. as a matter`of fact... concluded, however :smile:
Reply 90
I overuse so many! 'exacerbate' 'evoke' 'connote' (of course), 'arguably' and that perennial favourite 'thus'.
Reply 91
"[Put name here] continues on this disparaging note..."
I used Microcosm on tuesday which is great since I'd never even heard that word before about Sunday.
"On peut dire que..." and "In this way, one could say that..."
Reply 94
Consequently, deduced, antiquated, Reductio ad absurdum, Ipso facto. I sometimes worry the examiner isn't going to understand them.
Original post by Organ
furthermore


I thought I was the only one

definitely furthermore or subsequently
It's a phrase but: 'while acknowledging that...'

I use it for adding an alternate view point :biggrin:
Reply 97
I love 'inveighing against' - to make a verbal attack against someone

Whenever possible to be honest, no idea why hehe
Perfunctory

Nonchalantly
Furthermore, subsequently, thus. I think 'thus' is definitely my favourite :h:

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