Junk

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LampPro Tip 1/3
Emotional ImpactPlay
Junk often implies a personal attachment or history with the items. SlideI can’t just throw this away, it’s not junk to me!
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Avoid in Formal WritingPlay
Consider a more formal term like 'debris' or 'clutter' in official documents. SlideThe report mentioned the accumulation of debris in the warehouse.
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Context MattersPlay
Use 'junk' for unwanted items, but not for recycling or resale goods. SlideThat old chest isn’t junk; it’s vintage and valuable.