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What outline expreses ideas as words or phrases?

The outline that expresses ideas as words or phrases is called a topic outline.

Here's why:

* Topic outlines use short phrases or words to represent the main ideas and sub-points of a topic.

* Sentence outlines, on the other hand, use complete sentences for each point.

Example of a Topic Outline:

Topic: The Benefits of Exercise

* I. Physical Benefits

* A. Improved cardiovascular health

* B. Weight management

* C. Increased muscle mass and strength

* II. Mental Benefits

* A. Reduced stress and anxiety

* B. Improved mood and sleep

* C. Enhanced cognitive function

Topic outlines are great for:

* Brainstorming and organizing ideas

* Creating a clear structure for your writing

* Keeping your writing concise and focused

Let me know if you'd like to explore other types of outlines!

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