01 / USE IT WELL
A cliché is not a moral failure
Many common phrases describe true things. The problem is that they give a compatible person little evidence or an easy question to ask.
02 / USE IT WELL
Replace claims with scenes
Instead of saying you love travel, name the place you return to or the next journey you want. A small real detail is more memorable than a broad virtue.
03 / USE IT WELL
Keep familiar language when it sounds like you
The checker offers prompts, not compulsory edits. Clarity and recognisability matter more than novelty for its own sake.