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Synonyms

Formal Ways to Say “Can You Please”

So, you’re looking for a more formal way to ask someone to do something for you. Are you a little concerned that “can you please” … Read more

Good Synonyms for “Can-Do Attitude”

So, you want to tell people you have a “can-do attitude” or want to encourage others to have one. Well, you might think the phrase … Read more

Synonyms for “Big-Picture Thinker” on a Resume

Are you trying to say that someone has the ability to see the big picture? Perhaps you think “big-picture thinker” might not be an apt … Read more

Synonyms for “Work Closely” on a Resume

So, you want to show that you can “work closely” with someone on a resume. Well, you might worry the phrase itself is inappropriate or … Read more

Formal Synonyms for “As Previously Mentioned”

So, you want to know how to say “as previously mentioned” professionally, right? However, you’re a little worried the phrase is informal or insincere. Well, … Read more

Formal Synonyms for “Apples to Apples”

Right, so you’re looking for a formal way to say “apples to apples” when making a comparison. You’re probably worried that the phrase itself is … Read more

Synonyms for “Token of Appreciation”

Are you trying to offer a “token of appreciation” to someone? However, are you also a little worried that the phrase is a bit informal … Read more

Professional Ways to Say “Sorry I Missed Your Call”

So, you want to apologize for missing someone’s call, right? But you’re worried that “sorry I missed your call” is unprofessional or too blunt. Well, … Read more

Ways to Say “Please Let Me Know Your Feedback” in Emails

Are you confused about how to say “please let me know your feedback” in an email? After all, you’ll want to sound polite and sincere, … Read more

Professional Ways to Say “Please Accept My Apologies”

So, you want to know how to say “please accept my apologies” in an email. However, are you a little worried the phrase itself isn’t … Read more

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