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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Collocations with 'colleague'?

I'm writing a reference for a apprentice. I want to use the phrase "Dear Colleagues" at the beginning yet I feel like it'd be better to make it a bit more "clunky" with an adjective. I've experimented with a few, such as trusted, honored, or distinguished, but not felt satisfied with any to show that I respect folks at the other department but we are on the same ground as faculty. Do you have some suggestion?
  

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Anonymous Do you have some suggestion? Yes. Use 'Dear colleagues' without an adjective.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Do you have some suggestion?
  • Yes.
  • Use 'Dear colleagues' without an adjective.
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AnonymousDo you have some suggestion?
Yes. Use 'Dear colleagues' without an adjective.
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