02286cam a2200385 a 450000100090000000300080000900500170001700700030003400800410003701000170007801600180009502000250011302000220013803500130016003500210017303700170019404000590021104100080027005000240027808200120030210000170031424501060033126000440043730000240048133600260050533700280053133800270055950506450058652004280123165000450165965000400170465000410174465000340178565500810181916539021BJBSDDR20260630164756.0ta101116s2025 ilu d 000 0 eng  a 20100477987 a0156741802Uk a9781402243059 (pbk.) a1402243057 (pbk.) a16539021 a(OCoLC)515418519 a1318381bQBI aDLCcDLCdQBXdBTCTAdSINLBdZGGdPZTdUKMGBdDLCbeng aeng14aPE 1591bH458w 202500a423/.121 aHeehler, Tom14aThe well-spoken thesaurus :bthe most powerful ways to say everyday words and phrases /cTom Heehler. aNaperville, Ill. :bSourcebooks,c2025. a391 pages ;c23 cm. atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier0 aOn Becoming Articulate Rhetorical Form and Design Lesson 1. T.S. Eliot Lesson 2. Margaret Atwood Lesson 3. Ernest Hemingway Lesson 4. Cormac McCarthy Lesson 5. John Steinbeck Lesson 6. Norman Mailer Lesson 7. Edith Wharton Lesson 8. E.B. White Lesson 9. J.M. Coetzee Lesson 10. John Steinbeck Lesson 11. Barbara Kingsolver Lesson 12. Joshua Ferris Lesson 13. Ken Kesey Lesson 14. Martin Luther King, Jr Lesson 15. Henry James Lesson 16. Barack Obama Lesson 17. Cintra Wilson The Well-Spoken Vocabulary The Seven Rhetorical Sins How This Book Works Preamble The Well-Spoken Thesaurus 200 Well-Spoken Alternatives to Common Words and Phrases  aIf you've ever fumbled while trying to use a big word* (*lofty, pretentious word) to impress a crowd, you know what it's like to* (*what it is to) be poorly spoken. The fear of mispronouncing or misusing complex words is real and leaves many of us consigned to the lower levels* (*lower echelons) of the English Language. The Well-Spoken Thesaurus is your guide to eloquence, replacing the ordinary with the extraordinary. 0aEnglish languagexSynonyms and antonyms. 4aInglésxSinónimos y antónimos 0aEnglish languagevTerms and phrases. 4aIngles xTérminos y frases  7aDictionaries.2lcgft0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/genreForms/gf2014026086