Top 10 Least Creative Words

I've never known this word until I started reading in English online (I am not from an English-speaking country), it's not taught in English (as foreign language) coursebooks. The first two pages of Best Song of All Time contain the word awesome 34 times.

I usually stick to excellent as it sounds less childish, I do use this word sometimes though just so that it won't get too much of one word

Although the word itself is bland, the origin of its slang-like meaning is quite interesting. But this word still sucks.

Least creative reply in conversations with somebody you caught up on the street. (some average sentence) I've just finished reading the book you gave me for Christmas. Really?

It seems really is just a way to avoid staying in silence. It doesn't help the conversation move on.

Especially in informative T.V. programmes

At the beginning I thought awkward was the same as awesome. This proves that this word if often used in inappropriate context due to poor vocabulary.

The word "overrated" is overrated.

Horrid, horrible, awful, dreadful, gruesome. I could name five similar words without a thesaurus without being a native English speaker, this proves that people don't even think what word to use before saying 'terrible". After checking a thesaurus: direful, horrendous, disastrous, ghastly, atrocious.

My Aunt always uses this word nonstop. Also this reminds me of my dad, except it's the word "horrible". He never seems to use words to describe bad things aside from "horrible". I wish he expanded his vocabulary more.

I feel like every second word in a novel is chuckled, muttered, stared or cried.

Chuckle sounds like something negative but it seems like a positive for some reason

I didn't include overrated because there's a lack of possibilities (at least for me) to say its meaning in a different way. In this case: needs more attention, depriciated, misjudged, misunderestimated...

Does this word even have a meaning or it just gives you time to think? Two versions of the same sentence in an interview:

Version 1: I am actually a more extrovert and outgoing person.
Version 2: I am (2 seconds of silence) a more extrovert and outgoing person.

Actually is another way of saying "In fact".

Better than awesomne, but what does the amazon have to do with positive?

This is literally the most over used word at my school. Literally everyone uses it in every sentence. It's literally the worst.

This word makes me question my faith in humanity, am I right?

It is just another word for believe, but worse because it is used by religious authorities to get money off people and scare them into submission

I don't know if they do it in other schools, but when I was growing up, my teacher always encouraged us not to use the word "nice" as an adjective. All of us had a tendency to overuse it.