Good vs. Better
100: Replace good with a stronger word meaning “very high quality.”
→ excellent
100: What’s a stronger word for bad when you mean “not helpful”?
→ ineffective
100: Replace big with a word meaning “huge.”
→ enormous
100: What’s a better word for happy meaning “very pleased”?
→ delighted
Replace thing with a sharper word in essays.
→ aspect
200: What’s a better word than good if something helps you?
→ beneficial
200: Replace bad with a word that means “hurting someone.”
→ harmful
200: What’s a better word than big if you mean “important”?
→ significant
200: Replace sad with a word meaning “very unhappy.”
→ miserable
Instead of stuff, what word could you use in formal writing?
→ materials
300: Replace good with a word meaning “done really well.”
→ effective
300: Instead of bad results, what phrase could you use?
→ negative outcome
300: Swap small for a word that means “tiny.”
→ minute
Swap scared for a word meaning “extremely frightened.”
→ terrified
Swap get for a more academic synonym.
→ acquire
500: Replace good with a word that suggests “positive moral value.”
→ virtuous
400: Swap bad for a word that means “morally wrong.”
→ immoral
400: Replace small with a word meaning “not important.”
→ minor
400: Replace happy with a calm word for “peaceful joy.”
→ content
Instead of do your homework, what stronger verb could you use?
→ complete
400: Instead of very good, what single word could you use?
→ outstanding
500: Replace bad with a formal word meaning “extremely unpleasant.”
→ abominable
500: Replace big with a word meaning “very powerful or major.”
→ substantial
: Replace sad with a dramatic word for “deep sorrow.”
→ despondent
Replace said with a word for when someone shouts.
→ exclaimed