I played with made up words until in MAI I got reactive powered T rex - from a word "nitrotrampotus". (This thing should work better in more generalistic generators and scenes.) Each word - token have certain weight. Word "elf" will outweigh just anything because it brings up loads of associated media. Unlike rare names like "svifneblir" or "genasi". Certain other tokens will bring up style. Like: Cyber... ( — 92%).

Most of these are latin/greek scientific roots. Probable latent power of token (as suggested by AI — not exact weights, just predictions based on associations) if considering 100% = power of "elf":

\- techno — 88%

\- crypto — 86%

\- electro — 84%

\- pyro — 81%

\- nitro — 79%

\- aero — 75%

\- cryo — 72%

\- fluoro — 69%

\- phospho — 66%

\- sulpho — 63%

\- seleno — 61%

\- iodo — 59%

\- ferro — 57%

\- cupro — 54%

\- litho — 52%

\- hydro — 44%

\- agro — 41%

\- sphagn — 38%

\- argyro — 36%

\- nylo — 31%

"Cthulhu" will have latent power 140% of "elf". More obvious non-intentional style influencers (like "cyberpunk Chtulhu"):

\- Vitreous — 84% (made of glass)

\- anamorphic — 79% (typical cinematic)

\- Macro — 76% (like macro photo)

\- mycelium — 74% (made of fungi)

\- prismatic — 68% (translucent with spectrum)

\- zanthic — 61% (yellow illustrative)"

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I asked AI to fact check scientifically my claims. It made some corrections. In addition "Vitreous" is intentional, "zanthic" is unintentional from botanical texts - yellow flowers, latent power of "elf" and "Cthulhu" depends on context.

Later I tested additional words like Schizoelves, Titanoelves, Silicaelves - stunning. Elastoelves - often messes up limbs. Bathy- and Psychro- words not used outside of science for deepwater and cold. Stratoelves are higher above than the aeroelves. 

Some powerful style tokens for generators.