Some synonyms for “careful consideration” are:
You could also choose a synonym for consideration and modify that noun with the adjective “careful.”
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Some synonyms for “thank you for your consideration” are:
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Some “learned” synonyms that are good for a resume include:
On a resume, you should use strong action verbs to highlight your skills and knowledge. Using weak verbs or passive voice is a common resume mistake.
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Synonyms for “learned a lot” include:
To form more synonyms for “learned a lot,” you could also choose a synonym for learned where it’s worked as a past tense verb and modify it with the adverb “a lot.”
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Some synonyms for “lesson learned” are:
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The definition of talkative is “prone to talking.” It means that someone likes to talk a lot and often.
The adjective “talkative” comes from the verb “talk.” It’s primarily used to describe humans, but you could use it to describe animals in a whimsical way (e.g., “our husky is so talkative”).
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You could call a talkative person a:
These are informal words, and some can have negative connotations, especially “babbler,” “blabbermouth,” and “windbag.”
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The definition of loquacious is “fond of talking” or “very talkative.”
“Loquacious” is an adjective that can have positive or negative connotations depending on the context and the tone of the person using the word. For example:
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Chatty means talkative. If a person is “chatty,” it means they like to talk a lot and often.
This adjective is mostly used in informal contexts. It comes from the verb “chat,” which means “to talk in a friendly and informal way.”
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In a professional context, some synonyms for amazing are:
For example, you might say someone did “an amazing job” on a presentation, or that they “did exceptional work” on a project.
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