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In most situations any words that are not profane are more appropriate than profanity. yes but what words

The English language includes approximately a million words. There are words for every occasion. You are probably thinking about words that express anger. Someone has insulted you, perhaps, so what do you say? You, sir, are a horrible person. You are reprehensible, vile, monstrous, foul, and evil. Your existence pollutes the universe. You are a stench in the nostrils of God. I loathe and detest you with every fiber of my being. You are irrational, depraved, and nauseating. You have poor taste in clothing.

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Q: What words would you say are appropriate instead of profanity?
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