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Someone who forces their phrases and veers away from the norm of how people would normally make a similar expression in everyday speech can be said to have "wording issues." It's very easy to make words rhyme but they also have to be coherent. You want to come across more as if you're actually talking but just happen to rhyme rather than sounding like someone who's actually "trying" to rhyme by stringing a bunch of words that rhyme but not making much sense or sounding unnatural. More natural type of speech enables the concepts you're trying to convey to register more clearly.
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Someone who forces their phrases and veers away from the norm of how people would normally make a similar expression in everyday speech can be said to have "wording issues." It's very easy to make words rhyme but they also have to be coherent. You want to come across more as if you're actually talking but just happen to rhyme rather than sounding like someone who's actually "trying" to rhyme by stringing a bunch of words that rhyme but not making much sense or sounding unnatural. More natural type of speech enables the concepts you're trying to convey to register more clearly.
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