A synonym for “amaze” could be:
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“Nothing short of amazing” means that something is highly amazing or impressive.
“Nothing short of” in this phrase means “not below” or “not less than.” So, “nothing short of amazing” means “nothing less than amazing.”
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Some synonyms for “amazing person” are:
The synonym you should use depends on why you think that person is amazing.
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The phrase come what may means “no matter what” or “under any circumstances.” It is used to emphasize firm commitment, the necessity of a particular course of action, or the stability of a situation.
However, the king insisted that he would, come what may, leave the following morning.
She knows that her parents will always support her, come what may.
You can use might or may interchangeably in many contexts, but not in the phrase “come what may.”
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The phrase be that as it may means “nevertheless” or “that is/could be true but …” We use it to acknowledge what has just been said before introducing a new point in a conversation.
Person A: It’s going to cost a lot of money.
Person B: Be that as it may, it’s an investment that we certainly have to make.
You can often use might or may interchangeably, but not in the phrase “be that as it may.”
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Synonyms for the modal verb might when used to talk about future possibilities include:
Synonyms for might when used to speculate about the past include:
On a related note, it’s possible to use might or may interchangeably in most contexts but not all.
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Synonyms for the modal verb may when used to talk about future possibilities include:
Synonyms for may when used to give or refuse permission include:
Synonyms for may when used to ask for permission/make a request include:
On a related note, you can use might or may interchangeably in most contexts but not all.
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We use the phrase might as well to express that we should do something because we cannot think of a good reason not to do it (e.g., “Okay, everyone is already here, so we might as well begin”).
It can be used to emphasize that we don’t really want to do it, but it is probably the best option given the circumstances (e.g., “You’ve opened the package now, so we might as well eat it”).
We can also use this phrase to express disappointment by speculating that taking an alternative course of action in the past would have achieved the same or a better result (e.g., “We might (just) as well have watched it on TV; we were so far away from the action that we had to look at the big screens all the time anyway”).
You can use might or may interchangeably in this phrase when talking about present or future possibilities, but “might” is typically preferred when it is used to refer to the past (i.e., “might as well have”).
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Synonyms for “bad thing” include:
The synonym you should use depends on what you mean by “thing.”
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Synonyms for “bad luck” include:
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