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Use tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.se tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.
Harvard linguist points out the 58 most commonly misused words and phrases. Whether you're trying to sound sophisticated or simply repeating what you've heard, word fails are all too common and can make smart people sound dumb. In his latest book, The Sense of Style, Harvard cognitive scientist and linguist Steven Pinker explores the most common words and phrases that people stumble over. The book is like a modern version of Strunk and White's classic The Elements of Style, but one based on linguistics and updated for the 21st century.