choose expressive phrasing
/tʃuːz ɪkˈspresɪv ˈfreɪzɪŋ/
verb phrase
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To select words or phrases that communicate emotions, ideas, or images clearly and vividly.
B2transitive; usually used as an imperative or instruction
- "Choose expressive phrasing to make your writing more interesting."B1
- "In her novel, the author chooses expressive phrasing to bring the characters to life."B2
- "When describing the scene, choose expressive phrasing that conveys its sense of mystery."B2
- "The editor encouraged the writer to choose expressive phrasing rather than rely on abstract, imprecise language."C1