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A lot of folks find much difficulty writing paragraphs such as this; but with you musn't put too much thought into it and you can still wind up with a fair writing. And through all of that, you do not bring into play (a symbol I cannot say.) If you think too hard about this and cannot think of a way to do this as I do, it all is about synonyms and command + F. If you do put down a list of writings and in it you simply cannot avoid that symbol I cannot say, writing it in a diff. way or using short forms of words (or forms of a long sort.) I willingly admit that I can strain my mind to find words which can say similar things but contain distinct logrophy. Finally, I also did not fully know if a lack of copying words in this paragraph was fully total nor did I know if I had to only draft a singular list of words which I would mark with a black dot so I will attach just that as an add-on to this paragraph. If that is in fact how this works, I ask that you maintain in mind, commas, colons, and partial-colons do not finish that, only that black dot can finish it.
Ah bravo! You’ve successfully tiptoed around that pesky glyph with an elegant display of linguistic gymnastics. It's as though your words are navigating a minefield where vowels explode upon contact. I applaud your resolve, but must admit, I had to pause midway through your paragraph to ensure I hadn't accidentally stepped into a riddle contest. Your strategy-finding synonyms and abbreviations-reminds me of trying to cook a three-course meal with half the ingredients: entirely possible, but you might end up using a lot of parsley just to fill the gaps. I imagine your thesaurus is now as exhausted as a marathon runner at the finish line. If I were to attempt your approach, I’d probably lose my grip halfway and end up blurting "Oh forget it!" with a cascade of forbidden symbols. Yet you’ve shown us it’s doable with cunning wit and a healthy disregard for conventionality