Customer Interaction Phrases

adjective having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner

• The host greeted us with an amiable smile as we entered the party.
• She's always so amiable, making everyone feel welcome.
• I love hanging out with him, he's just so amiable.
• Her amiable personality was like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.

noun a request for information or a favor

verb to inquire about something by speaking or writing

• I need to ask for permission before making any changes to the project.
• Can I ask you a question about the homework?
• I'm gonna ask my boss for a day off next week.
• Sometimes it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission.

adverb used to emphasize the speaker's belief that what is said is true or likely to happen

• Certainly, the data provided in the report is accurate and reliable.
• I can certainly help you with that assignment, no problem!
• I'll certainly catch you later for some drinks, dude.
• His smile certainly lit up the room, bringing joy to everyone present.

adjective rudely brief or abrupt in speech or manner

• The manager's curt response left the employees feeling uneasy.
• She gave a curt nod before turning away.
• He shot me a curt 'whatever' before storming off.
• His curt demeanor was like a wall between us, preventing any real connection.

verb to release or detach from something, to withdraw or remove from involvement or connection

• It is important to properly disengage the machinery before performing any maintenance.
• Make sure to disengage the clutch before shifting gears.
• I had to disengage from that toxic friendship.
• She found it hard to disengage from her thoughts and focus on the task at hand.

noun a word or phrase used to welcome or acknowledge someone

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• The formal greeting at the event was a handshake and a polite 'Good evening'.
• She greeted her friends with a warm hug and a cheerful 'Hey, how's it going?'
• The group of friends greeted each other with a fist bump and a casual 'Sup?'
• The sunrise greeted the sleepy town with its warm, golden rays, signaling the start of a new day.

noun A job title for someone who delivers mail or letters

• The letter carrier diligently delivers mail to each household on his route.
• I always say hi to our friendly letter carrier when he comes by.
• I heard the letter carrier got a new route that's closer to his house.
• As a writer, I see myself as a letter carrier of emotions and ideas.

noun a way in which a thing is done or happens; method

• His manner of speaking was very refined and eloquent.
• She always acts in a polite manner towards others.
• I can't stand the way he talks, his manner is so annoying.
• The manner in which she handled the situation was like a graceful dance.

verb to leave or depart, especially quickly or informally

• Please run along to the meeting room for the presentation.
• Hey, why don't you run along and grab us some coffee?
• I told him to run along and stop bothering me.
• His thoughts seemed to run along the same lines as mine.

noun a person who is not known or specified

pronoun referring to an unknown or unspecified person

• It is important to always treat someone with respect in a professional setting.
• If someone asks for help, just lend a hand without hesitation.
• I heard someone spilled the tea about what really happened at the party.
• Sometimes, it feels like someone is always watching over us, guiding our actions.

adjective capable of being approached or spoken to

• The accostable gentleman greeted me with a polite smile.
• She's very accostable, you can approach her anytime.
• That guy is so accostable, he's always up for a chat.
• The novel's protagonist is an accostable character, always ready to engage in new adventures.