Write concisely and make every word count

Editing out unnecessary words will make your sentences shorter and your meaning clearer.  Economy of words is a mark of good writing.

You can often replace a phrase with a single word or cut it from your text without losing any meaning.

StyleWriter highlights redundant phrases and offers shorter, simpler alternatives to remove padding from your writing. 

Examples:

Redundancies	Advice
at a later date	later (be specific)
due to the fact that	because,  since,  for,  as
in order to	to
in relation to	about,  in,  with,  towards,  to,  on (or omit)
prior to	before

Avoid repeating ideas needlessly—delete unnecessary words

Tautology is the unnecessary repetition of the same idea in different words.  Tautologies waste words and can annoy your readers.

StyleWriter highlights common tautologies and offers you an alternative or advice.  Avoiding tautologies will make your writing precise and improve your style. 

Examples:

Tautologies	Advice
assemble together	assemble
bisect in two	bisect
combine together	combine
full to capacity	full
past history	history
round in shape	round