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  +        <p>
  +          A <em>complex word</em> is a word made up of at least two morphemes. 
  +          Conversely, a <em>simple word</em> consists of only one. 
  +          For example, "bookishness" is a complex word with morphemes "book", "ish", and "ness";
  +          "active" is a simple word with just one morpheme: "active".
  +        </p>
  +        <p>
  +          Having a healthy mixture of simple and complex words is an important aspect of variety
  +          in your writing. Replacing complex words with simple words can make your story easier
  +          to understand, while replacing simple words with complex words can more efficiently
  +          pack more context and information into the words you choose to use.
  +        </p>
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              'exactly once'   => analysis.words_used_once_count, 
              'multiple times' => analysis.words_used_repeatedly_count
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            The higher percentage of reused words you have, the more likely a reader will
            be able to understand new words from context alone, as they'll have more instances
            in which they can infer a meaning from that word's surroundings.
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          <p>
            Having a higher number of reused words can make text much easier to read and understand,
            but a limited vocabularity may result in repetition and bland writing. Having a higher
            number of unique words may indicate more effective word choice, but can also be indicative
            of jargon.
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