Antonym of mention
What is the synonym of mention?
Synonyms for mention. acknowledgment. (or acknowledgement), citation, commendation.
What is another way to say not to mention?
not to mention
- let alone,
- much less,
- never mind,
- still less.
What is the antonym for?
an·to·nym ˈan-tə-ˌnim. : a word of opposite meaning. “Hot” and “cold” are antonyms.
What is the antonym of aforementioned?
What is the opposite of aforementioned?
| following | undermentioned |
|---|---|
| subsequent | ensuing |
| succeeding | posterior |
| later | after |
| future | next |
What is meaning not mention?
phrase. You use not to mention when you want to add extra information which emphasizes the point that you are making. [emphasis] The audience, not to mention the bewildered cast, were not amused.
What means not mention?
used when you want to emphasize something that you are adding to a list: He’s one of the kindest and most intelligent, not to mention handsome, men I know. Quoting & making references. aforementioned.
Can I use not to mention in formal writing?
“Not to mention” at the beginning of a sentence is a more informal way of writing or speaking. It is also fairly common in casual writing, so while you probably wouldn’t see it in a formal essay, you might see it in a social media post or an email from a friend.
Is not to mention formal or informal?
Do not mention can be used in both ways formally and informally. Mention not: It is grammatically incorrect as “not” comes before the main verb with the helping verb, not after the main verb.
How do you start a sentence with not to mention?
But consideration for all concerned, not to mention common sense, demands that this sensitive issue is approached with a sense of proportion. The nearby surrounding crowd broke into a smattering of laughter, not to mention his buddies who all guffawed loudly.
How do you say no mention in English?
However,” No mention “or “No mention please” is the most appropriate trend. For a sorry or very sorry, responding with ‘It’s alright” or “It’s Okay” is an all-time trend without any change. According to me the saying thanks itself a needless one as the able persons only can do the help.
Why do we say no mention?
Don’t mention it is one of the many idiomatic responses to “Thank You.” When someone thanks you for something and you say “Don’t mention it,” you are saying that there is no need to thank you and, in fact, there is no need to even mention it.
Can we say mention not after sorry?
No it is not. The intention you have is fine, but the grammar of the phrase you used is not correct. The correct phrase to use here is “don’t mention it” and not “mention not” which does not make sense and is not grammatically correct at all.
How do you use the verb to mention?
He only mentioned his work in passing. She didn’t mention the economy in her speech. He was the first to publicly mention this.
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- refer to somebody/something.
- speak.
- cite.
- quote.
Can we say don’t mention?
People sometimes say ‘don’t mention it’ as a polite reply to someone who has just thanked them for doing something. ‘Thank you very much. ‘—’Don’t mention it.
When can I say don’t mention?
Definition of don’t mention it
—used to answer someone who has just thanked one for something “Thank you so much for your help.” “Don’t mention it. It was the least I could do.”
Do mention it meaning?
idiom. said to be polite after someone has thanked you: “Thanks for your help.” “Don’t mention it.”
Is it correct to say my pleasure?
“My pleasure” is an idiomatic response to “Thank you.” It is similar to “You’re welcome,” but more polite and more emphatic. Use it in formal conversation when someone thanks you for doing a favor, and you want to respond in a way that tells them that you were very happy to help and that you enjoyed it.
When people say thank you a lot?
I would usually say, “You’re welcome“. There are other possibilities but that works in any situation. Formal: You’re (quite) welcome. More informal: No problem.
What kind of word is mentioned?
As detailed above, ‘mention’ can be a noun or a verb.
Has mentioned meaning?
to speak about someone or something, esp. briefly and without giving much detail: [ + (that) clause ] Has he mentioned (that) he’s leaving his job?
Is it mention or mentioned?
Either is correct, but mentioned is more idiomatic. If you were talking about a past conversation you had with a person, rather than reading an article, then it would be clear that the mentioning took place in the past: Last week I talked to Jim, and he mentioned how human activities are causing global warming.
What is the root of the word mention?
Word Origin for mention
C14: via Old French from Latin mentiō a calling to mind, naming, from mēns mind.