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    Helping the Speech Writing Process

    Posted in speech writing

    When writing a speech for a business event or a personal occasion I sometime get stuck and find myself looking for just the right phrase to finish one thought or begin another.  As I have done in a number of other blog posts, here a few phrases that will hopefully help you get  "unstuck".

    mighty and majestic

    mild and virtuous

    mince and temporize

    minds and memories

    minuteness and fidelity

    mirth and joviality

    misdemeanors and improprieties

    misery and degradation

    misrepresented and reviled

    misty and indefinite

    mobile and expressive

    mockery and imposture

    moderate and cautious

    modes and methods

    modest and retiring

    molding and upbuilding

    momentary and languid       [languid = lacking energy; weak]

    momentous and appalling

    monopoly and injustice

    monotony and indecorum

    monstrous and insupportable

    moody and brooding

    moral and religious

    morbid and irritable

    motionless and commanding

    motives and aims

    mud and mire

    muddled and incoherent

    murmurs and reproaches

    muscularity and morality

    mutable and fleeting

    mute and insensate

    mutilated and disfigured

    muttering and murmuring

    mutual and friendly

    mysterious and incomprehensible

    mystic and wonderful


    Posted: October 15th, 2008 at 2:14 pm | 870 views | Email Post

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