Words and phrases that need to get in the bin (and why)
The definitive guide to language you might consider ditching in your writing.
Siobhan Doyle
Hi, I'm Siobhan Doyle, a STEM writer for the brand alignment company Definition. Here, I craft thought-leadership bylines, dynamic social media content and engaging marketing blogs. I have also written news stories, insightful features, in-depth reviews, and first-person pieces in my former career as a magazine editor. With a sharp editorial eye, I excel in editing, proofreading, and commissioning features from freelancers.
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