Quote by Bo Bennett, Year to Success

Avoiding the phrase

Avoiding the phrase

Summary

"Avoiding the phrase" here is a quote from George Orwell's essay "Politics and the English Language," where he argues against the use of cliches and meaningless phrases. The phrase emphasizes the importance of clear and concise writing by encouraging writers to be deliberate and meticulous with their choice of words. Orwell champions the idea that true communication can only be achieved when language is free from confusing and hackneyed expressions. By avoiding overused and vague phrases, one can enhance the clarity and impact of their message.

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By Bo Bennett, Year to Success

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