Others ways to say “I wish you the best in your decision”
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I'm writing a business letter. Wondering if there are other ways to say "I wish you the best in your decision" (already used it in a recent letter to the same person).
Found "I wish you well in your decision."
Also found the following somewhat related topics. Interesting, but no cigar:
"Best of luck" or "Best luck"?
Wishing someone that something goes easily for them
What is the neutral way of telling someone to "do whatever you want"?
Grateful for your help.
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I'm writing a business letter. Wondering if there are other ways to say "I wish you the best in your decision" (already used it in a recent letter to the same person).
Found "I wish you well in your decision."
Also found the following somewhat related topics. Interesting, but no cigar:
"Best of luck" or "Best luck"?
Wishing someone that something goes easily for them
What is the neutral way of telling someone to "do whatever you want"?
Grateful for your help.
phrase-requests synonyms
asked 2 hours ago
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old navy term: carry on
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I'm writing a business letter. Wondering if there are other ways to say "I wish you the best in your decision" (already used it in a recent letter to the same person).
Found "I wish you well in your decision."
Also found the following somewhat related topics. Interesting, but no cigar:
"Best of luck" or "Best luck"?
Wishing someone that something goes easily for them
What is the neutral way of telling someone to "do whatever you want"?
Grateful for your help.
phrase-requests synonyms
asked 2 hours ago
Etienne JuneauEtienne Juneau
991
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Etienne Juneau is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm writing a business letter. Wondering if there are other ways to say "I wish you the best in your decision" (already used it in a recent letter to the same person).
Found "I wish you well in your decision."
Also found the following somewhat related topics. Interesting, but no cigar:
"Best of luck" or "Best luck"?
Wishing someone that something goes easily for them
What is the neutral way of telling someone to "do whatever you want"?
Grateful for your help.
phrase-requests synonyms
phrase-requests synonyms
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old navy term: carry on
– lbf
2 hours ago
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old navy term: carry on
– lbf
2 hours ago
old navy term: carry on
– lbf
2 hours ago
old navy term: carry on
– lbf
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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old navy term: carry on
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