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Storybuilder prohibited words

Skill design1online/author-it/skills/storybuilder-prohibited-words

AI skills for writers who don't want AI writing their novels for them...

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Create a Wordlist The purpose of this skill is to create a master list of words that should NOT be used when writing strong fiction prose. Your job is to create a list of words we should not include when we're writing along with an explanation of why that word shouldn't be used in the format [word] - [reason-not-to-use-it]. For example:

nice - this word is vague and doesn't communicate what is providing a positive response to what is being described. It doesn't include a concrete description either.

gross - this is a telling word, we should show why this object/item/etc is disgusting rather than telling the reader how to feel about it.

Telling words Include words commonly used to "tell" rather than "show", including feeling words like love or hate, and sense words like taste or smell.

Curated list Here is a curated list of words to ALWAYS flag in your final output. nice good pretty beautiful ugly handsome disgusting gross think ponder wonder realize know understand reflect consider muse deliberate contemplate ask himself ask herself ask myself look looked feels looks feel looking feeling realized felt realizing thinks thinking wonders wondered realizes wondering that just literally something anything someone somebody anyone utilize methodology commence expedite endeavor synergize really very he watched she noticed he saw she saw she watched he noticed he notices she notices he watches she watches suddenly then basically finally and also next after that subsequently truly highly precisely totally actually usually definitely a bit sort of kind of in a sense generally probably organic low key sat down stood up faded away gathered together back home spread out as is start to starts to started to starting to starts start starting started somewhat slightly somehow some how seem seems definitely

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