"主題に対してあまりにも大きな言葉を使わないでください"
— C. S. Lewis
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Simplified Meaning:
If you are talking about something simple, don't use very complicated or fancy words. Imagine you are explaining how to make a sandwich to a kid. You wouldn't use scientific terms or long, confusing words. Instead, you'd use simple words like bread, butter, and knife. Using big words where they aren't needed can confuse people or make them think you're trying too hard to sound smart. In conversations or writing, aim to be clear and straightforward so everyone can understand you easily. This makes your message stronger and keeps the listener's interest.
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Brevity Clarity Communication Conciseness Expression Language Precision Simplicity Writing
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