Do you agree that words are "the finest of weapons"? Do you think this is applicable today? Give examples to prove your answers.


Words, in my opinion, are always the finest weapons because, in addition to the fact that it might be painful to tell someone the truth, we frequently react out at people when we are angry or depressed. This is why we should always exercise caution while speaking to others because one slip of the tongue can completely alter the course of someone's life. For example, if you are upset and someone comforts you, but you don't like it when they do so, you can brust out at them with harsh words, which might end their friendship with you. 

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