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Is there such a term as paramountly?

One who holds the highest position of authority, power, or rank. English-Norman paramont, above is composed of the words par, by (from Latin per; see per in Indo-European roots), and amont, above, upward; see amount. par•amountcy noun

In a debate, how do you introduce yourself?

"Good afternoon, chairwoman, audience, and members of the opposing team, honorable adjudicators. I lead the side that is in favor. Our motion for today is . This is the customary salutation.

What constitutes a strong persuasive essay?

Advice for Writing Argumentative Essays
Choose an argumentative subject that interests, baffles, or appeals to you. Decide how you feel about your subject and write a thesis statement. Think about your audience. Present convincing and unambiguous evidence. Create a draft of your essay. Improve your draft.

How do you politely say "not a big deal"?

alternatives to no big deal
extraneous.
inconsequential.
meaningless.
trivial.
unimportant.
foreign.
impertinent.
inapplicable.
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What word would be preferable to extremely?

keenly, dreadfully, exceedingly, exceptionally, excessively, extraordinarily, highly, tremendously, massively, inordinately, intensely, excessively, abundantly, very, astonishingly, harshly, stunningly, terribly, terrifically, as well as completely.

How do I conclude my argument?

How to Conclude a Debate Catch Everyone's Eye. Either raise your voice or stand up to get the audience's attention. Decide on a time limit. The Summary was timed. Take a vote from the audience. Come to a Final Understanding.

How do I change bash to shell?

How can I switch from shell to bash?

official synonym?

English words that mean "will be" include prospective, future, coming, intended, next, would-be, will-be, and meant.

What word would be more polite than controversial?

Contended, contestable, controvertible, disputable, disputatious, dubious, controversial, in dispute, litigious, moot, polemical, suspect, uncertain; contested; dubious; debatable; arguable; argumentative.

What slang phrases are from the past?

1950s Slang Dictionary: Antsville is a crowded area.
Punch in the face with a knuckle sandwich.
Shiner: An eye injury.
A large vehicle.
That's a bite, huh? What a shame.
Ball: A fantastic time.
Flip your lid and go bonkers.
Something is assured to be successful if it is "made in the shade."
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