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E.10:15 - Common anti-patterns and how to avoid them

Anti-patternSymptomCorrection
Umbrella replacementsupport becomes basis, route becomes path, or posture becomes status without a clearer claim.State the ordinary object and relation; use one exact route only if an FPF question remains.
Cue as verdictA listed word is automatically banned, formalized, or counted as a defect.Read the complete span through F.19; retain ordinary and already precise uses.
Activity assigned for grammatical symmetryA pattern, document, evidence item, or representation receives an agentive predicate because the sentence needs a subject.State the capable participant’s action or the exact non-agentive relation positively. Keep ordinary metonymy when it is established and clear.
Mandatory neighboring overreadEvery positive claim is followed by an imaginable but ungrounded non-use or stronger conclusion.Keep a guard only when a plausible intended reader has independent local grounds for that reading and the correction changes use.
Catalogue instead of resultThe repair lists every possible kind, pattern, or interpretation without selecting the current one.Write the governing sentence, select the one applicable route, or leave the unresolved meaning blocking.