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Using the Power of Words as Weapons or as Tools

Words as Weapons	Words as Tools
to embarrass	to communicate
to humiliate	to express
to put down	to discover
to belittle	to confront
to hurt	to inform
to anger	to demand
to taunt	to share
to defeat	to join
to blame	to clarify
to accuse	to correct
to bully	to understand
to frighten	to be understood
to intimidate	to illustrate
to control	to separate
to force	to describe
to prove	to orient
to trick	to entertain
to entrap	to engage
to mislead	to lead
to lure	to guide
to discourage	to teach
to undermine	to prove
to deceive	to inspire
to lie	to encourage
to manipulate	to comfort
to confuse	to touch
to rile up	to support
to turn against	to assure
to prevent	to invite
to attack	to protest
to counterattack	to persuade
to judge	to reconcile
to imprison	to protect
to wage war	to liberate

How powerful are you with words? Which words as weapons do you use? Why? Which words as tools do you use? What will it take in order for you to be more powerful with words as tools?

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