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over a year ago
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Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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It's for an official document so kind of wanted serious responses.
There's words like vitro something I've seen banded about on here when people have been talking.
I know there's some intelligent articulate people on here so can we write some better sounding describing words.
Also emotive words to describe shock, and being worried etc. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Try one of the online dictionaries. Type in a word you have given as an idea and then it should provide other suggestions and you can check if the meanings are what you want to express.
Might be a bit easier? Will also give more suggestions than you'll get on here. |
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"It's for an official document so kind of wanted serious responses.
There's words like vitro something I've seen banded about on here when people have been talking.
I know there's some intelligent articulate people on here so can we write some better sounding describing words.
Also emotive words to describe shock, and being worried etc. "
Use an online Thesaurus, that will show you loads of different words that can be used to describe something.
Sometimes adding another word for emphasis can be effective. "Profound shock" for instance. |
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant? |
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"It's for an official document so kind of wanted serious responses.
There's words like vitro something I've seen banded about on here when people have been talking.
I know there's some intelligent articulate people on here so can we write some better sounding describing words.
Also emotive words to describe shock, and being worried etc. "
Appalled, terrified, anxious.
Check out a thesaurus or look for synonyms for common words. |
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over a year ago
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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Incongruent
Acidic
internally referenced
Self focused
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By (user no longer on site)
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"People who only think of themselves and not too concerned about others, can be referred to as a narcissist.
So that's what I'm called  "
How do you think I know the word |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Inconsistent.
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Vitriolic.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Deluded.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
Selfish.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
Sociopath "
I wouldn't use this in a legal sense unless it's been proven and diagnosed to be the case. |
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"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
Sociopath
I wouldn't use this in a legal sense unless it's been proven and diagnosed to be the case. "
You could say sociopathic tendency.... |
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"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
Sociopath
I wouldn't use this in a legal sense unless it's been proven and diagnosed to be the case.
You could say sociopathic tendency...."
Let's pretend they have been diagnosed. |
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"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
Sociopath
I wouldn't use this in a legal sense unless it's been proven and diagnosed to be the case. "
Yes, agreed. It's a clinical term and you have to be careful with those. |
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Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
"A person who has no concept of continuous conversation , a contradictor of both thoughts and words "
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
" a venomous individual whose own being is a creation of resentment and anger of all controls their whole existence "
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
" a Walter Mitty who's concept of the situation is blurred by their inability to understand "
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
A sichophantic person whose selfishness and self righteousness leads them to disregard all others" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's for an official document so kind of wanted serious responses.
There's words like vitro something I've seen banded about on here when people have been talking.
I know there's some intelligent articulate people on here so can we write some better sounding describing words.
Also emotive words to describe shock, and being worried etc. "
You have to be careful then. I had to write reports on child behaviour and in a subjective manner, by what I had witnessed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?"
LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up |
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up
You saying I'm wordy!! "
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"Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory"
Hypocritical, self-contradictory, inconsistent, argumentative
"Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred"
Bigot, misanthrope, cynical
"Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason"
Delusional, paranoid, obsessed (with a particular idea or concept)
"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves"
Sociopathic, narcissitic, lack of empathy |
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up
You saying I'm wordy!! A would never play you at scrabble "
Lol, I'm not too good at it actually, not patient enough!! My skill was always precis - saying something in the clearest way with the fewest words! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up
You saying I'm wordy!! A would never play you at scrabble
Lol, I'm not too good at it actually, not patient enough!! My skill was always precis - saying something in the clearest way with the fewest words! "
Am good at that but not in a nice way lol |
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Personally speaking I think it's better to put things in you're own words especially if you are writing for or about yourself. If you're not careful and you use fancy words that are not really "you" then the reader or recipient may be distracted by the words themselves rather than what you are trying to say.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that? "
When someone is a hypocrite or when they are prevaricating?
"Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please. "
When someone is vitriolic. It usually refers to things people say, but I think you could refer to a person in such a way. You could also say they are mailicious.
"Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please. "
When someone is obtuse? I think it depends whether the person knows the truth and is refusing to admit it or not...if you want further nuance in the word you decide to use.
"Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
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Egotistical, maybe? I'm not sure if that captures what you're looking to say.
Anyway, a letter usually comes off better and stronger when you say things in clear and precise language. You would be better off using words you would normally use but with clarity and without emotion if you really want to get a point accross. |
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"Can we put some fancier ways of using words in a sentence.
Someone who says one thing and then in the next breath says something complete contradictory, is there a fancier way of using a sentence like that?
Someone who is vile and poisonous and talks with extreme hatred, fancier way of saying that please.
Someone who is in denial and refuses to listen to truth or reason, fancier way for that please.
Someone who has no regard for the well being of another person and only thinks of themselves, fancier way to say that please.
I don't know about 'fancy' but one would be a hypocrite or two-faced. Two would depend on context - could be prejudiced or bigoted, or just bitter. I know no better way of saying three - they could be being belligerent, or deeply skeptical, again depends on context. And the last is self-centred at best, narcissistic at worst.
Is that the kind of thing you meant?LMAO a was thinking of you when this post came up
You saying I'm wordy!! A would never play you at scrabble
Lol, I'm not too good at it actually, not patient enough!! My skill was always precis - saying something in the clearest way with the fewest words!
Am good at that but not in a nice way lol "
Haha, what like 'Fuck off!!!' Lol! |
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"It's for an official document so kind of wanted serious responses. "
In that case you may be better asking your manager or a co-worker for advice. Often certain words have quite specific meanings in official documents, and the language has to be chosen very carefully.
(I just assumed you were looking for more subtle forum replies in order to not fall foul of the mods )
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"Personally speaking I think it's better to put things in you're own words especially if you are writing for or about yourself. If you're not careful and you use fancy words that are not really "you" then the reader or recipient may be distracted by the words themselves rather than what you are trying to say.
Hope that's helpful. "
Agree. Particularly if it's a legal document that you may be questioned about in Court or something.
Keep it simple, honest and in your own words. That way you won't get flustered if you're quizzed on it. Especially if Barristers are involved because they will ask why you said that and why you said this etc.
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