17 Words to Use in Your Essays to Impress Your English Teacher ...

• Ole-Jørgen

  @Nychicky, - By the way, a guy in this comment section said that saying ''myriad of'' was incorrect and that ''myriad'' meants ''a lot of''.
• Ole-Jørgen

  @Dylan Hudson, - So ''myriad'' means ''a lot of''?
• Dylan

  It's incorrect to say 'myriad of.' This is an amateurish mistake and will highlight the fact that you don't know how to properly use the word. An example of proper usage is, "There are myriad squirrels infesting my basement".
• Tom

  Awesome...!☺
• Dania

  Amazing article 👍🏻
• Theresa

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• Theresa

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• Izzy

  This is great, thank you!
• Yayi

  @blueyedmiss useful for research papers
• Sarah

  Thank you so much, this is really going to help me in my next semester ^^
• Ems

  Thak you so much!!!!
• Eva

  Amazing list!
• Nychicky

  Great writing. With my daughter being a high school junior SATs are coming up and I feel this will be crucial to her success as she is a 4.0 + student but lacks the myriad of vocabulary to help her succeed in this standardized test.
• kory

  Thanks
• Marielle

  Thank you very much for this article! I'm 10 and this will definitely impress my teacher.
• Mitch

  Awesome!
• Z

  Great!
• Dianna

  Thanks
• blueyedmiss

  Personally, I disagree with this list (for the most part). All of my English teachers have wanted me to get to the point without using big, fancy words. In fact, when longer words are used excessively, it will cause the readers to drown out the writing overall and get caught into a lull. Maybe a big word here and there is okay once in a while, but I think there are better and simpler words to use than these that the English teachers would prefer.
• Yonnieeeeeeee

  Thank you for this amazing article! ❤️
• Alex

  Are they all American?
• Mollykat85

  Is this really for adult women? Those are very basic high school vocabulary words. It's insulting to imply that your readers don't already know and "employ" those words in their daily lives.
• Adelasingz

  Thanks!!! Omg thanks
• Nabila

  Yay! Now I'll have good essays lol
• Juniece

  I would love if you would create additional word/lists.  I typed all of these words out and placed them in my children's english notebook.  What a lifesaver!!
• Hneiva

  Create another!
• Hneiva

  Please create another one!
• Hneiva

  I THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I RECIEVED A 50/50 ON MY FORMAL PAPER! PLEASE CREATE ANOTHER POST!
• Nora

  thank you! you are a life-saver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• diamond_star

  The best article I have ever read that actually provides good vocabulary with usage in sentences. Thank you so much for writing such a clear and straightforward passage. Thanks a buch!
• Ashlee_80

  These are so cool! 🎉🎉
• Jayda

  These are such big words and are obviously are going to get my teacher hyped about every essay I write
• Noor

  Thank you very much for this awesome vocab, please tell me if I can employ "I reason so" instead of "I think so"? please reply!
• Ankiboo

  Is it only me that found the words 'egregious erroneous' together sounds like some kind of spell that could be in harry potter . ps thanks for posting the article was really helpful will be using 'myriad ' of them in my exams form now on.
• Hafsa

  This article is really helpful.. Thanks a lot!
• Olivia

  Thanks so much I'm definetly going to use these with college application essays😅
• Richa

  Thank you so much to share such an advantageous information .
• Julissa62

  I'm going to study these words if it was for a quiz!
• Dianna

  This post will be advantageous on us students! 😊😊
• Mary

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• Call

  Excellently produced. I found it easy to extrapolate and obtain the information, thank you so much. Employing these words will certainly increase the standard of my written essays considerably, engendering a higher mark
• Huma

  Noting......
• Grace

  So helpful!
• Alea

  Great job!!
• Aliza

  Awesome
• Ally

  Synonyms for assert: Articulates, suggests, contends, argues, insists, implies. Just my personal favourites!
• Sara

  Gonna use these words for my read-a-thon as extra
• Sabrina

  Thank you @Brea!
• Brea

  Great post & I love how the words were used throughout the article
• Sabrina

  @Neecey Beresford, Thank you!
• Taylor

  Erudite - very underutilized word!
• Sabrina

  @Deatra those are great words as well! I use then often in my essays 😄
• Vivian

  Thank you for sharing!
• Neecey

  So cleverly done - great job Sabrina!
• Deatra

  I will be sharing this with my son. He likes learning new words this will be advantageous to him. My favorites are juxtapose & superfluous.
• Lystra

  It advantageous to know one can express their vocabulary through writing. 👍
• Shannashoes

  Writing down
• Isabella

  👍
• babygirl

  Thank you this really will help me in my essays 💻📖
• Sara

  💻📚
• Wanda

  📓