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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
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Hi, just wondering, is there another way of saying "made his way into" here that would require less words? I'm not sure entered conveys a sense of movement and it's all I can think of.
He was overwhelmed, and muttered a series of nonsensical words as he made his way into his chamber.
He was overwhelmed, and muttered a series of nonsensical words as he made his way into his chamber.
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sailsofoblivion made his way Depending on the type of movement you want to show, jumped, clambered, climbed, sauntered, walked, ran, lumbered, strutted, limped, ... CJ
- sailsofoblivion made his way Depending on the type of movement you want to show, jumped, clambered, climbed, sauntered, walked, ran, lumbered, strutted, limped, ...
- CJ
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sailsofoblivionmade his wayDepending on the type of movement you want to show,
jumped, clambered, climbed, sauntered, walked, ran, lumbered, strutted, limped, ...
CJ
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As he went into his chamber.
As he walked/ran/staggered/lurched/hobbled/reeled/tottered/stumbled into his chamber.
As he walked/ran/staggered/lurched/hobbled/reeled/tottered/stumbled into his chamber.
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