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Better ways to say “A large percentage of”

"Most" or "many."

i · Why avoid itTwo lines, no filler

Hides the size estimate behind an unnecessary mathematical noun.

ii · Before & afterDrop-in demo
Before

A large percentage of users churn in the first month.

After

Most users churn in the first month.

iii · The alternatives4 ways out
  1. 01
    Most neutral

    >50%

    Most users churn in the first month.

  2. 02
    Many neutral

    unspecified

    Many users churn in the first month.

  3. 03
    A majority of neutral

    when >50% matters

    A majority of users churn in the first month.

  4. 04
    60% of neutral

    when you have a number

    60% of users churn in the first month.

iv · Brew tipKeep this one

Use a real percentage if you have one. Otherwise: "most."

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