Helping the Speech Writing Process
Posted in speech writingWhen 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 | 170 Views | Email Post
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