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Expression of gratitude
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Are there any different words for stewed meat and a stew with meat?What's a good substitute for “outnumber”?If I say “car pulled up way too much into the road” what do you understand?One-word substitute for “otherwise” in this contextWhat word describes a person who gains the trust of people on behalf of an adversary?
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conveying appreciation at times has no words. therefore how to begin this expression without having to say repeatedly the following sentence: There are no words to express...."
word-substitution
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conveying appreciation at times has no words. therefore how to begin this expression without having to say repeatedly the following sentence: There are no words to express...."
word-substitution
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
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asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
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Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16
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conveying appreciation at times has no words. therefore how to begin this expression without having to say repeatedly the following sentence: There are no words to express...."
word-substitution
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
conveying appreciation at times has no words. therefore how to begin this expression without having to say repeatedly the following sentence: There are no words to express...."
word-substitution
word-substitution
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
edited Mar 15 at 10:15
Kris
33k641124
33k641124
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
asked Mar 15 at 4:37
2livewell2livewell
1
1
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 hours ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 hours ago
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Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16
add a comment |
Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16
Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16
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I am overwhelmed by your generosity... (or “by your kindness/support/whatever”)
Be careful though, becuause overwhelmed itself has connotations of being associated wth negative emotions like grief or sadness or of being overwhelmed with work. This idiom turns it around.
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I am overwhelmed by your generosity... (or “by your kindness/support/whatever”)
Be careful though, becuause overwhelmed itself has connotations of being associated wth negative emotions like grief or sadness or of being overwhelmed with work. This idiom turns it around.
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I am overwhelmed by your generosity... (or “by your kindness/support/whatever”)
Be careful though, becuause overwhelmed itself has connotations of being associated wth negative emotions like grief or sadness or of being overwhelmed with work. This idiom turns it around.
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I am overwhelmed by your generosity... (or “by your kindness/support/whatever”)
Be careful though, becuause overwhelmed itself has connotations of being associated wth negative emotions like grief or sadness or of being overwhelmed with work. This idiom turns it around.
answered Mar 15 at 5:49
DamilaDamila
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I am overwhelmed by your generosity... (or “by your kindness/support/whatever”)
Be careful though, becuause overwhelmed itself has connotations of being associated wth negative emotions like grief or sadness or of being overwhelmed with work. This idiom turns it around.
answered Mar 15 at 5:49
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Are you speaking or writing a letter? And is the issue that you want to express gratidute nevertheless, and just want an altrenate beginning to “Words can not express but...”
– Damila
Mar 15 at 5:41
...no words to express... is a popular and strong idiom which is better than any single word substitution.
– Kris
Mar 15 at 10:16