Use these two elite-class vocabularies in your talk and see what will happen

marenx the Writer


When it comes to casual conversation, nobody pays attention to you. Nobody regards you as intelligent.

Then you know....

Your words never entice or illuminate.

You need to change.

As a teacher of English and French, it surprises me most people define intelligence as ability to speak standard English.

Those who speak standard English are intelligent. Those who use big English words (vocabularies) in their speech are more intelligent.

Everyone wants to listen to a more intelligent speaker.

The most important thing to note is we can't change this notion in people or we can't convince people that this isn't really what intelligence means, and if we want people to regard us as something, as the saying goes, we must do or offer them what they need.

Use these two elite-class vocabularies when speaking to people:

Unprecedented and Existential

Unprecedented means unusual or abnormal. Existential means personal or subjective. You can understand the two words butyou need to feature them in your sentence.

6 Examples of Unprecedented and Existential in a Sentence

1. We're in an unprecedented situation, so what can we do?

2.This is an existential issue--I'm going to sleep over it myself.

3. The manner in which he spoke to his wife is unprecedented.

4. I have a right to say you work here for your existential interest.

5. The president behavior is unprecedented.

6. When it comes to existential matters, kindly talk to our chaplain.

Joyce Rachelle, a British writer (who authors a novel The Language of Angels, said:

"The best sentences are not those that are built from obscure words, but those whose meanings create ripples in our imagination that go beyond the words they contain."

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agree with Joyce Rachelle, a British writer (who authors a novel The Language of Angels), who said:

"The best sentences are not those that are built from obscure words, but those whose meanings create ripples in our imagination that go beyond the words they contain."

As a teacher of English and French, It surprises me that most people define intelligence as ability to speak standard English.

You're boring. You aren't trending. My guys will say you're local. Most will even say you're illiterate even if they know you're a graduate.

everyone wants to listen to an intelligent speaker or genus.

While unprecedented means unusual or abnormal, existential means personal or subjective. It's easier to understand these two high-class words but to be able to use them effectively you want to practise, practise and practise.

You're boring. You aren't trending. My guys will say you're local. Most will say you're illiterate even if they know you're a graduate. Your words never entice or illuminate someone to feel you're excellent. Your words are far less than silence.
Haven't yet known how to change?

Those who speak standard English, therefore, are called intelligent, but those who use big English words (vocabularies) are excellent.

The fact you don't want to solve this problem in the court of law is existential.