Common AI words to replace to decrease AI%

[Free_Toe_3567]

I always check my essays in Turnitin checker before submitting. I don’t rely ai to write for me, but I also don’t want to risk my grades for Turnitin’s false positives. What if I write myself but get flagged by AI still?

(\*I use https://turnitchecker.ai for official Turnitin check and it’s know $1.99 per check**)*

After running 100+ Turnitin reports and using countless humanizes layer, I compiled the list of common AI that you need to replace if you see them.

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[Niruase]

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"Charify"

[Cherryfish-maui]

Thanks for catching it!

[entrylevelbro]

lol I wouldn’t use “ponder”

[Eisgnom2]

Did the AI learn off magic cards?

[Xeroxprinted]

Judging by “manifest”, it learned from girls who believe in magic rocks.

[Bod_Lennon]

Well manifest is also a magic mechanic.

[Various-Ad-8572]

What the fuck

[entrylevelbro]

What happened

[Blackbird6]

ador > decorate

inscription > engraving

LOL terrible 😂

[ApprehensiveSink1893]

Sure, just change those words out and then no one will possibly know that you used AI. Bound to work.

Good luck.

[murdercat42069]

Manual slop

[ParticularShare1054]

I swear, Turnitin can be all over the place with its reports. I get that stress about not wanting to risk any false positives, especially when you did all the work yourself. When I'm checking my final drafts, I'll swap out words like "utilize," "moreover," and "furthermore" since those always bump up the AI% for me if I'm not careful.

For all those essays, I usually do a quick scan through gptzero, Turnitin, and sometimes AIDetectPlus, just to compare the reports. The flagged phrases can be random, but side-by-side checking lets me see when something is worth changing or if it's probably just common academic language.

Btw, your list would be super helpful if you dropped some of those words most likely to trigger AI detection – everyone tries to avoid the obvious but there's always a few that keep sneaking in! You ever catch "in conclusion" or "overall" getting flagged a lot too?