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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2020 · 18 MIN

Thesaurus Rex

from Songwriting Tips & Tricks · host Kieper

Have you ever been searching for a better way to rephrase an idea, or maybe you've been looking for a word that fits the meter or beat or paints a more beautiful image in the audiences head? If that is the case, then today's episode will help you with just that. We are about to discuss different reliable Thesauruses, be it digital or analogue, rephrase a sample poem and devise a scheme on how to rephrase a line. In the end, you'd be fully aware of using synonyms properly, finding new approaches to writing original lyrics and getting new ideas from rephrasing your favourite songs. If you like the format, leave a quick review and subscribe to the show. If you know friends who are searching for a program just like this, just let them know as well. If you have any suggestions or feedback, leave it in the comments or send me a message on any social media platform. Until the next episode, as always, happy songwriting. Kieper This is the Tumblr-blog this podcast is referring to 25% off ProWritingAid Tool for your songs The sources we are talking about in this episode: The Merriam-Webster Thesaurus The Macmillan Thesaurus Also interesting: RhymeGenie for your smartphone is a handy rhyming dictionary and thesaurus in one application.

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