Quote by Arthur Schopenhauer

A word too much always defeats its purpose.

A word too much always defeats its purpose.

Summary

This quote implies that using excessive words or saying more than necessary can often undermine or diminish the intended impact or effectiveness of one's communication. It suggests that simplicity and economy of words can be more influential and meaningful in getting a message across, highlighting the importance of brevity and precision in expressing oneself.

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