How do you use Needless to say?

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1. How do you use Needless to say?
2. Is it needless to say rude?
3. Can I start a sentence with needless to say?
4. Is needless to say a phrase?
5. What does the phrase it goes without saying mean?
6. What do you mean by needless?
7. Is needless to say redundant?
8. Is needless to say overused?
9. What does suffice to say mean?
10. What's a word for goes without saying?
11. What does regardless mean?
12. Is goes without saying an idiom?
13. What type of word is needless?
14. What does needless mean in a sentence?
15. What is a redundant phrase?
16. What is a redundant modifier?
17. How do you say FYI politely?
18. Is FYI in email rude?
19. Is it proper to say Suffice it to say?

How do you use Needless to say?

You use needless to say when you want to emphasize that what you are about to say is obvious and to be expected in the circumstances. Our budgie got out of its cage. Needless to say, the cat caught it.

Is it needless to say rude?

wandle said: It is conversational in tone: therefore not appropriate in formal writing or in a formal address or speech.

Can I start a sentence with needless to say?

As you can see from my examples, we either put “needless to say” after the word “so” or at the beginning of a second sentence after explaining the situation in a first sentence. ... Generally speaking, we don't use the word “needless” except in this expression, especially when talking about personal situations.

Is needless to say a phrase?

''Needless to say'' is a phrase used to express something so obvious that you don't actually have to point it out. Sentence structures can vary when using it, and you want to be mindful to ensure that your sentences are correctly formed.

What does the phrase it goes without saying mean?

obvious said to mean that something is so obvious that it does not need to be said or explained.

What do you mean by needless?

: not needed : unnecessary needless waste. needless to say. : as is self-evident or to be expected.

Is needless to say redundant?

Second off, it goes without saying that "needless to say" is neither pointless nor redundant. It actually has a meaning and a purpose. It flags an otherwise unflagged statement as obvious, and consequently can be used for anything from emphasis to apophasis, from softening the impact to pumping up the condescension.

Is needless to say overused?

"Needless to say" is common in English, but is rather informal in tone which might be why you don't find it in essays. It is also overused and, arguably, misused: the writer invariably does go on to say that which he just said he didn't have to. For this reason, many people avoid using it.

What does suffice to say mean?

—used to say that one could give more information about something but that the statement that follows is enough Suffice to say, she has a lot on her hands with four children.

What's a word for goes without saying?

What is another word for it goes without saying?

obviously	naturally
natch	manifestly
of course	needless to say
it is accepted	it is assumed
it is understood	it is unquestionable

What does regardless mean?

used for saying that something is already known or understood. Needless to say, I was very upset about the whole thing. Synonyms and related words.

Is goes without saying an idiom?

COMMON You say it goes without saying to mean that something is obviously true. It goes without saying that if someone has lung problems they should not smoke. It goes without saying that you will be my guest until you leave for Africa.

What type of word is needless?

Not needed. "This new project of yours will only be a needless expense."

What does needless mean in a sentence?

unnecessary; not needed or wanted: a needless waste of food.

What is a redundant phrase?

Redundant expressions are phrases made up of two or more words that repeat the same idea. A good example is “twelve midnight,” since “midnight” is always at 12am. We can therefore drop “twelve” without losing any meaning. Other redundant expressions include: Added bonus.

What is a redundant modifier?

A redundant modifier uses an adjective or adverb that simply restates the word it modifies. e.g., true facts, important essentials, final outcome, end result, terrible tragedy. Remove the first word.

How do you say FYI politely?

2 Answers

1. I'd just like to bring to your attention... + an issue / a recent discovery / an interesting fact.
2. I would just like to update you on...
3. I'd like to notify you that...
4. Just so you know...
5. Just so you're aware...

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Is FYI in email rude?

“FYI” “FYI” is just rude and can easily become a tool in passive aggressive communication when forwarding an email from someone else – “FYI, you should know about this”. ... Make your intention clear so that the other person doesn't start to question the hidden meaning of “FYI”.

Is it proper to say Suffice it to say?

In modern English, the common expression is “suffice it to say,” though “it suffices to say” and “suffice to say” have their adherents. ... The word comes from the Latin verb sufficere (to be sufficient or adequate) and was first recorded in English in about 1325.