Writers Write shares writing resources and writing tips. In this infographic, our guest blogger shares 22 common nouns and what you can use instead.
Jennifer Frost writes: ‘We all know that a large vocabulary can add life to your novel, short story, song, or poem.
This week, we invite you to peruse our list of synonyms, “22 Common Nouns & What You Can Use Instead.”
Most of these are abstract nouns, meaning you can’t see, touch, or hold them. A few could be considered concrete nouns, depending on how you use them.
Once you get used to using synonyms, you’ll find that there’s often a subtle difference among them. For example, a disadvantage isn’t as serious as a conflict, yet they’re both problems.
Any time you’re doing creative writing, keep a thesaurus nearby. If a word doesn’t seem to fit your sentence or situation, look it up and see if you can find a better alternative.
Happy writing!’
22 Common Nouns & What You Can Use Instead
by Jennifer Frost
Source for image: Grammar Check
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