A proofreading service sent me the infographic below, and it's an excellent look at avoiding weak "very" phrases in your narrative. You'll see how one strong adjective does so much more than a "very" phrase. Thanks for sharing, Proofreading Services.com. Note: I have not used their services and have no idea of the quality or cost, but the infographic is, ahem, very good.
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