> Forcing people to think long and hard about the exact word they want to use is beneficial ...except in the cases where it's not. If you want to communicate e

> Forcing people to think long and hard about the exact word they want to use is beneficial ...except in the cases where it's not. If you want to communicate efficiently, you need to speak plainly: you will be understood and the whole process will go smoothly as you won't need to lose time to replace each 'very' in your sentence with something that might or might not fit.