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300 Words You Need to Know

The Ultimate Collection of Vocabulary

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300 Words You Need to Know

By: Sabelle Raoof
Narrated by: Dave Wright
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Articulation is an art...one that yields great reward.

This succinct, comprehensive list of words is designed to avail you in understanding, employing advanced language with the involvement of definitions, spellings, helpful synonyms and antonyms, and sentences that will help you fathom the context in which they are used.

By articulating yourself well, you can appear omniscient and ultimately influence and inspire those around you. These specific words are paramount for articulation, as they are tasteful and artistic, giving you the quality of creativity, both in speech and in writing. Your level of knowledge will be profound, and knowledge is the contemporary form of power.

©2021... Sabelle Raoof (P)2022 Sabelle Raoof Communication & Social Skills

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