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What is the opposite of thanks?

thanklessness	unappreciation
inconsiderateness	thoughtlessness
ungraciousness	lack of appreciation
lack of gratitude	lack of recognition
non-recognition	rudeness

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1 What are other words for thank you?
2 What’s the opposite sorry?
3 What is the opposite of you’re welcome?
4 Does Do antonym?
5 What is stronger than thank you?
6 What is the opposite of virgin?
7 What is the opposite of 0?
8 What is the opposite of green?
9 What is opposite word?
10 What is the opposite of welcoming someone?
11 What is meaning of unwelcome?
12 Do antonyms and synonyms?
13 What is not synonym?
14 What is a better word for the?
15 Is there a word bigger than thank you?
16 Can I say thanks so much?
17 How do you end a thank you letter?
18 What is a male virgin called?
19 What is a non virgin called?
20 What’s the opposite of a nun?

What are other words for thank you?

synonyms for thank you

thanks.
danke.
gracias.
merci.
much obliged.

Opposite of “sorry” is “glad”. Examples: I am sorry for breaking your heart.

What is the opposite of you’re welcome?

The phrase you’re welcome is typically used in response to “Thank you.” There are no categorical antonyms for this phrase.

Does Do antonym?

Antonyms. leader disobey disoblige violate predate literalize spiritualize. make out come proceed go get along.

What is stronger than thank you?

magazine. If you really want to show your appreciation, Haden recommends using these two words instead: “I’m grateful.” The power of showing gratitude in the office isn’t a secret. According to a 2013 survey, about 80% of Americans said receiving gratitude motivated them to work harder.

What is the opposite of virgin?

virginnoun. a person who has never had sex. Antonyms: old, unchaste.

What is the opposite of 0?

The absolute value of 0 is 0. Two numbers are opposites if they have the same absolute value but different signs. Opposites are the same distance from 0 on a number line, and they are on opposite sides of 0. The opposite of 0 is 0.

What is the opposite of green?

On pigmented or light-absorbing surfaces, the opposite of Green is Red and combining the two makes black. In lamps and electronic illumination sources, the opposite of Green is Magenta and combining the two makes white.

What is opposite word?

The word which is a pronoun that means what one? It may also be used to introduce restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses. There are no categorical antonyms for this word.

What is the opposite of welcoming someone?

Opposite of friendly and welcoming to visitors or guests. inhospitable. unfriendly. ungenial. ungracious.

What is meaning of unwelcome?

Definition of unwelcome
: not wanted or welcome unwelcome news an unwelcome guest.

Do antonyms and synonyms?

accomplish,
achieve,
bring off,
carry off,
carry out,
commit,
compass,
execute,

What is not synonym?

Not synonyms
Neither means not one or the other of two things.In this page you can discover 26 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for not, like: hardly, non, neither, negative, no, refusal, un, by-no-means, prohibition, in and never.

What is a better word for the?

What is another word for the?

this	the aforementioned
the already stated	the previously mentioned

Is there a word bigger than thank you?

In this page you can discover 33 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for thanks, like: much-obliged, I thank you, grateful, appreciation, gratitude, gratefulness, acknowledgment, ta (British), thanksgiving, blessing and thankfulness.

Can I say thanks so much?

You can say thank you so much, or thanks, but not thanks so much, as thank is a noun here.

How do you end a thank you letter?

Formal thank you letter closings

Respectfully.
Sincerely.
Kind regards.
Best regards.
With gratitude.
With thanks and appreciation.
Thank you.

What is a male virgin called?

A young man who never experienced sex, as mentioned by Jasper in his answer, is a “virgin“. It’s the usual word to refer to a young man and can be used for both males and females, any age group.Edit – “celibate” and “virgin” are not synonyms. A celibate abstains from sexual relations and a virgin never had any.

What is a non virgin called?

: one that is not a virgin: such as. a : a person who has had sexual intercourse. b : an animal that has copulated —often used before another noun nonvirgin bulls.

What’s the opposite of a nun?

What is the opposite of nun?

hedonist	sybarite
debauchee	voluptuary
epicurean	libertine
epicure	playboy
bon vivant	bon viveur

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WiktionaryRate these synonyms:2.2 / 5 votes

thank youinterjection

Synonyms:
much obliged, muchos gracias, ta, thanks a lot, thanks a million, mooch ass grassy ass, cheers, thanks very much, thank you very much, thanks a bunch, thanks, gracias
thank younoun

A specific expression of gratitude.

Synonyms:
thanks a lot, mooch ass grassy ass, thanks very much, thanks a bunch, gracias, thank you very much, cheers, much obliged, ta, thanks, muchos gracias, thanks a million

Princeton’s WordNetRate this antonym:1.3 / 3 votes

thank younoun

a conversational expression of gratitude

Synonyms:
thank you

How to use Thank You in a sentence?

Meister Eckhart:

If the only prayer you ever say in your whole life is «thank you,» that would suffice.
Coco Gauff -LRB- @CocoGauff -RRB-:

She came up to me and she was like,’ Congrats on Wimbledon,’ i was like,’ Thank you. Congrats on everything you’re doing.’ Also, I was complimenting her headphones. … She’s a nice person.
Thurain Soe:

We needed our religious four bills. Who could we ask ? We needed to ask this government. This is a very normal process, we thank the president and the parliament. But it’s just’ thank you’, not supporting( the USDP in the election).
Herbert Diess:

I want to congratulate you. With all this competition in Germany it is a great achievement, i thank you for pioneering, for pulling us and pushing us. Elon is the innovator.
Alan Gross:

To President Obama and the NSC staff, thank you.

How to pronounce Thank You?

How to say Thank You in sign language?

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Are we missing a good antonym for Thank You?

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So…

I am seeking a new job and several recruiters are helping me. Instead of saying ‘Thank you’, should I say ‘I appreciate’? Which one is more polite?

Could someone please tell me how to express one’s gratefulness to someone else in English?

apaderno

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asked Feb 28, 2011 at 1:12

«Thank you» is serviceable in all contexts. Since it is so common, though, it may not feel like enough. In that case, you can say «I appreciate your help» or «Thank you so much» or «I’m very grateful» — there are many ways to express gratitude.

Nevertheless, remind yourself that recruiters are getting paid for their work, so you shouldn’t feel you have to be too effusive in your thanks. A simple «thank you» will probably suffice.

answered Feb 28, 2011 at 1:19

RobustoRobusto

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The best one is:

I am honored.

Longer ones describing what you are honored by are even better:

I am honored to be graced by your
presence.

It reminds me of Tolkien and Paolini.

If you don’t like being a hobbit, there’s always «Thanks», which makes everyone but elves comfortable.

(Sauron doesn’t like being thanked either.)

answered Feb 28, 2011 at 1:32

Mateen UlhaqMateen Ulhaq

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In addition to @Robusto’s answer, which I agree with almost completely, note that there may be regional differences in how effusive (or not) you might want to be with recruiters. It is their job, and you probably don’t want to sound puppy-dog-like in your enthusiasm, but it is often generically expected to provide at least pro forma thanks (which may at least bias the recruiter towards suggesting some of the better bad jobs to you).

Definitely use at least «I appreciate it,» instead of just «I appreciate» .

A few variations on «thanks», from most enthusiastic to least:

Thanks!
Thanks,
[your familiar name, or first name, nickname, etc.]
Thanks,
[your full name]

Some other variations I consider appropriate and acceptable:

Thanks for your efforts
Thanks for your help
Thanks for you time
Thanks for your assistance

Less formal:

Appreciate [it, your help, your time, etc.]
Thanks, [recruiter’s name]

Compound endings.

That’s great. Thanks.
Sounds great, thanks.

Special use, for when you’ve already used «thanks» six times:

Always appreciated, [your name]

or more familiar,

Always appreciated, [recruiter’s name]

The «it» or «your help» is implied here, though you could also explicitly add it.

answered Mar 20, 2011 at 20:49

jbelacquajbelacqua

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I like to use obliged in these types of situations, although thank you really is sufficient.

answered Feb 28, 2011 at 1:37

Nick CoeliusNick Coelius

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I tend to use thank you kindly a lot.

answered Feb 28, 2011 at 15:17

ghoppeghoppe

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In Romanian, «thank you» is: «mulţumesc», the literal translation of which is simply: «I’m happy».

So I guess «I appreciate» is another way of expressing that you are happy.

«I appreciate…» is in my opinion more elegant than «I’m grateful» because «grateful» is closer to «I’m indebted».

However, I’d also consider «I enjoyed…»

I would rank things like this

«I enjoyed…» which conveys a sense
community of thought and possibly a
convergence of interest.
«I appreciate…» which is a less strong but could be misinterpreted as a «refusal» (as in «I appreciate the effort but…»). Consider that this phrasing is probably what you would use for instance if the offered opportunity came only as a second choice for you.
«I’m grateful…» could sound like as «I didn’t think I could make it !».
«I’m indebted…». Use this and they will slash half of your wages off.

That’s my 2cts of course. I any case you’ve probably finished that letter by now ;-).

answered Mar 20, 2011 at 20:05

Alain Pannetier ΦAlain Pannetier Φ

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For me, I personally prefer to use » I would really appreciate your kind assistance» or «I would like to express my deepest gratitude for your kind assistance».

I think it is more formal to express your gratitude towards the person as «thank you» is a general statement which does not explain in details for what you owed him/ her a thank you.

answered Oct 31, 2013 at 1:36