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Learn the Twenty advanced and effective English words that native speakers really use to sound more fluent and engaging.
Lear with the winning character belongs to us. But they follow some different aspects. Thus, here we will learn, how can one influence others to upgrade with new words. Twenty advanced and effective English words. These words are the golden ones. It helps to deliver a compelling speech.
What kind of speech do you want to deliver?
Tedious!

Compelling and engaging!

Therefore, all credit goes to one’s pitch, which completely depends on one craft. If one craft the intriguing pith, the audience is bound to listen to it. Thus the mentioned twenty words can change your pitch.
General | Effective/advance | Examples |
Very happy | Thrilled | I was so thrilled to get a good report from him. |
Really exited | Delighted | I know he will be delighted to see you. |
very sad | heartbroken | He was heartbroken when she left him. |
Very lucky | fortunate | She is fortunate in having such a kind husband. |
Very thankful | Grateful | I’m so grateful for all that you’ve done. |
Really good | Exceptional | This weather is exceptional for June. |
Very good | phenomenal | The product has been a phenomenal success. |
Very bad | awful/Horrible | I feel awful/horrible about forgetting her birthday. |
Very dirty | filthy | Look at this cloth – it’s filthy! |
Very clean | spotless | Her home is spotless. |
Very funny | Hilarious | There were hilarious scenes when the pig ran into the shop. |
Very pretty | Gorgeous | What a gorgeous room/dress/color! |
Very ugly | Hideous | A hideous monster attacked the helpless villagers. |
Very interesting | Intriguing/compelling | This intriguing book is both thoughtful and informative. |
Very big | Massive/tremendous | There is a tremendous difference between them. |
Very small | Tiny | The baby gripped my finger with her tiny hand. |
Very cold | Freezing | It is freezing outside, and put on your winter coat. |
Very mad | furious | You should have seen her – she was furious! |
Very tired | Exhausted/worn out | The long journey exhausted the children. |
Very important | critical/crucial | Salt is crucial in cooking. |
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