6 words: Profuse adjectives

Solveig Hansen
March 24, 2018

Blog Editor: Solveig Hansen, translator, online magazine editor, blogger and an avid mobile photographer. I write in Norwegian, which is my native language, and English. Homepage: TransOnline.no - translation, language and e-publishing services

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6 words: Profuse adjectives

Text: Solveig Hansen, 2018

PROFUSE ADJECTIVES

The adjectives flowered and fell flat.

A mountain man does not use profuse adjectives. He talks very simply and very straight, and often there are long silences between his sentences. Yet he conveys his ideas with entire clearness.
― “The Voice of the Pack” by Edison Marshall

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