When you save your strongest words for when they matter, people actually feel them.

Language wears out with use. If everything is the best or the worst, the words stop carrying information and people start hearing volume instead of meaning. Restraint is what keeps your praise and your warnings worth anything, because when you finally reach for a strong word, it still has weight.

Try describing the next few things accurately rather than at full intensity. Save the big words for the times you actually mean them. People will notice the difference the first time you use one.