Unlock the Secret Language of Avid Readers: 7 Phrases Only the Well-Read Use Without Realizing It
I remember arguing about climate change with a friend. I was passionately advocating for more aggressive measures to combat it, when I found myself saying, “But let’s play devil’s advocate for a moment.
What if we consider the perspective of developing countries who may struggle with such stringent measures?”
This phrase is more than just a debating tool. It’s an indication of an ability to consider multiple viewpoints, a trait often found in those who grew up reading a lot.
3) “I’m at a crossroads…”
“I’m at a crossroads.” Now, this is a phrase that I find myself using when I’m faced with a significant decision or dilemma. It’s not just a fancy way of saying “I’m confused.” It’s an expression born out of countless narratives where characters found themselves at literal and metaphorical crossroads.
