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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Closing salutation
My boss wants to write a letter to someone who is very rude and repugnant and she doesn't know how to close it. What can be used besides "Yours truly" or "Sincerely"?
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Well, if you want to imply the rudeness, simply leaving it blank will work. Sincerely is pretty neutral. "Please do not contact us again; Sincerely, Ms.
- Well, if you want to imply the rudeness, simply leaving it blank will work.
- Sincerely is pretty neutral.
- "Please do not contact us again; Sincerely, Ms.
- Smith".
- "Sincerely" simply means that you are genuine in your message,, not necessarily nice.
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Well, if you want to imply the rudeness, simply leaving it blank will work.
Sincerely is pretty neutral. "Please do not contact us again; Sincerely, Ms. Smith". "Sincerely" simply means that you are genuine in your message,, not necessarily nice.
To be really rude,
"Adamantly, "
"With deepest disregard,"
"With conviction, "
Sincerely is pretty neutral. "Please do not contact us again; Sincerely, Ms. Smith". "Sincerely" simply means that you are genuine in your message,, not necessarily nice.
To be really rude,
"Adamantly, "
"With deepest disregard,"
"With conviction, "
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