English is not my first language, so my list wouldn't be much worth, but I use adjectives and adverbs as often as I can, and I usually vary them throughout the conversation: Preferably I am able to pick up on the persons own words (you know how some people use a lot of the same adjectives and such; If it's something positive I am anchoring I sometimes have them describe how it feels, and then use that... I think I picked that up from In10se or one of those, as a sort of state-deepening technique, (as having the person describe what she is experiencing forces her to meta-state, and thus naturally fractionate))
Kenrick Cleveland has a list he calls the 18 most powerful words.
Since I'm such a good fella, and I think everyone are entitled access to all knowledge, I'll list them for you ;P
Adjectives/Adverbs:
Naturally, Easily, Unlimited
Awareness:
Aware, Realize(ing), Experience(ing)
Time/Number:
Before, During, After
Spatial:
Among, Expand, Beyond
Cause and Effect:
And, As Causes, Because
Commands:
Now, Stop
Btw: the word Because is probably The most powerful word... I googled and found this for you; I didn't read it, but it seemed like it had something worthwhile in it:
http://www.101publicrelations.com/blog/ ... 00259.html