Did I use "panache" correctly?
...With these traits and my panache way of life, I rarely get bored with myself.
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It is possible—you can use any noun as an adjective if you don't mind sounding a bit strange sometimes—but it sounds a bit strange. I recommend against it in anything but deliberately self-conscious avant-garde writing. " Panache is a way of being.
- It is possible—you can use any noun as an adjective if you don't mind sounding a bit strange sometimes—but it sounds a bit strange.
- I recommend against it in anything but deliberately self-conscious avant-garde writing.
- " Panache is a way of being.
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It is possible—you can use any noun as an adjective if you don't mind sounding a bit strange sometimes—but it sounds a bit strange. I recommend against it in anything but deliberately self-conscious avant-garde writing. I'll bet you could just say "With these traits and my panache, I rarely get bored with myself." Panache is a way of being.
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