Using “Breach” as a Verb Instead of a Noun
As a credo, you could do worse than “Abstract nouns, bad! Verbs, good!” Using verbs instead of abstract nouns allows you to be more economical, and it ensures that you don’t play that favorite game of drafters, “Hide the Actor.” The word breach can be both a noun and a verb. I’ve improved the following examples by replacing the noun … Read More