Even the most professional writers need help coming up with substitutes for common words like “great,” “task,” or “make.” There are some words we use so quickly that we don’t think twice about them.
But using these common words can mean that your emails get lost in the shuffle.
It can be tough to know which words to sub out and which to keep in. You can read your writing out loud to see which words you hear over and over again. You can keep a list of words you know you overuse and perform a search function for them in your text when you’re finished with a draft.
But sometimes, you just need a leg up. Grammarly knows this—that’s why we flag overused words for Grammarly Premium users and offer synonyms for words when you double-click on them.
We’ve compiled a list of the most common words for which our algorithms have suggested synonyms recently.
Working words
Those of us with desk jobs write a lot of emails, so it’s no surprise that people get tired of writing the same words over and over again. Here are some of the most common:
- Work
- Try: business, profession, job, task
- System
- Try: policy, arrangement
- Business
- Try: profession, company, trade
- Company
- Try: partnership, group, organization
- Service
- Try: assistance, cooperation
- Experience
- Try: background, knowledge, skill
- Support
- Try: help, assistance
- Customer
- Try: consumer, client, buyer
- Product
- Try: stock, goods
- Research
- Try: analysis, experimentation
Boring verbs
Sometimes, it’s okay to use the plainest verb to get your point across. But if you’re trying to get people to read your important memo or follow specific instructions, you may want to spice up your language a bit. Here are a few of the most common verbs that users wanted synonyms for:
- Use
- Try: practice, apply
- Make
- Try: initiate, perform, execute
- Need
- Try: require, demand
- Be
- Try: happen, signify
- Get
- Try: accept, receive
- Provide
- Try: give, present, equip
- Help
- Try: support, assist
- Give
- Try: furnish, grant, deliver
- Take
- Try: use, practice, exercise
- Go
- Try: move, proceed, progress
Want suggestions like these while you type? Check out the Grammarly Editor and get synonyms with a simple double-click.
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INK FOR ALL’s dictionary is not as smart as Grammarly's. But it continuously adds new words. Also, INK 4 All judges your writing against top sites on search engines to assist your work in ranking higher, and the more you use it the more you get out of it. Grammarly is not able to do that does not matter what you throw at it.
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