How To Get Rid Of Cliché In Your Writing?

Cliché In Writing
Before knowing how to get rid of cliché first we need to know what is cliché? Cliché is a little phrase, word or dialogue that we add in our discussions and writings which generally has no meaning, they are just added to give volume to a simple sentence. For instance, I am busy like a bee we use this to express that I am very busy but this cliché is just for adding twist. Sometimes people praise someone by saying you are as red as rose (means you are looking fresh). According to a PhD dissertation writing service, these phrases are added to a simple sentence to exaggerate the value and expression of sentence. We can get rid of cliché in writing if we:

Avoid Mirror Description:
Don’t start your writing from prefaces and minor explanation of irrelevant things. Like don’t describe a thing much (if you ate talking about yourself don’t say I have two eyes, one nose and so on…) by avoiding these minor details your writing will be cliché free.

Avoid Routines Details:
Don’t address something which is done in daily basis like don’t say I wake up at 7 brush my teeth with this paste clean my face with my blue towel. Just come to the real story because story begins from where something new is happened.

Avoid Quoting Fake Tales:
To get over the cliché from your content try to avoid the stories you heard from far (irrelevant source) this give your story a fake look and in order to make it interesting you have to put on some cliché in it, which destroy the meanings of clear content.


Avoid Elevation Of Artificial Beauty:
When you praise someone a lot with the reference of nature you are doing insult of authenticity of natural beauty. Don’t elevate artificially advanced objects.

Avoid Being Fake And Address The Real Story You Can Quote:
When you are going to discuss your own thoughts and experience you have no boundaries, you write whatever you see. Try to compose only that content which you have experienced yourself, don’t exaggerate things in order to gain attention because your clear and cliché free content will be more praise worthy.

Avoid Sensationalizing Events:
When you say I was mad at him you are explaining your feeling of anger, when you say are you out all your mind you are asking that if someone is in his senses. These are the examples of adding sensation in a simple emotion of anger or of confusion. By avoiding this type of material from your daily talks you will be free from all cliché claims.

Avoid Over Speeding:
In order to keep the content real and readable avoid to write dissertation in a continues flow because sometimes this remove charm from content ,and writer try to add cliché in writing just to shrink it . like to avoid explaining details writers say to cut the long story short and sometimes we say just pack a packet into pocket (these are clichés that make your content less interesting )


Avoid Melodrama:
If you are writing about something tragic do express each and every feeling of depression, sadness, anxiety and cry but don’t repeat it again and again because “this world need smiling faces”. No one is interested in listening to someone’s problems and sufferings .By avoiding melodrama, and unnecessary detailing your dissertations will be cliché free.
“ Some facts are inevitable”
  • Other than avoiding few circumstances here are some suggestions that you need to follow for getting rid of cliché from your writings.
  • Write what exactly you are thinking about a certain topic.
  • Make pinpoints of your topic for getting more readers because people don’t like beating about bushes.
  • Strengthen your content by addressing the exact story (if you saw then quote word to word)
  • Do not quote so much examples because so many examples confuse the reader.
  • Give more importance to the gratitude of any topic regarding emotions, theory or ideologies.
  • Use simple and easy to understand wordings .
  • Stay sincere to yourself at the time of composing material then your hands will work according to your brain excluding all clichés .
“It’s a cliché that most clichés are true, but it is also o cliché”.
Cliché is just for adding strength to the sentence but use of unnecessary examples, phrases and relativity lower down the impact of dialogue delivery as it will not leave good exposure to reader. You can simply overcome the repetition and use of cliché by clarifying your thoughts and ideas , writing and words respectively!

Albert Barkley

Hello, my name is Albert Barkley. I am working as education consultant with a UK based firm after completion of my PhD. I like to write on different social, tech and education trends.

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