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noun Civility - the formal politeness and courtesy in behavior or speech.

adjective Civility - (not applicable)

• Civility is an important aspect of diplomatic relations between countries.
• We should all strive to maintain civility in our interactions with others.
• Showing some civility can go a long way in resolving conflicts peacefully.
• In the battlefield of ideas, civility is the armor that protects us from unnecessary aggression.

noun a person's facial expression or features

adverb in close proximity or direct contact with someone or something

• The two business executives finally met face to face to discuss the merger.
• I can't wait to see you face to face at the concert tomorrow!
• Let's have a chat face to face about what's been going on.
• The two rival gangs came face to face in a tense standoff.

adjective showing no interest or concern; having no preference; unbiased

• She remained indifferent to the criticism, showing no emotion or reaction.
• He seemed pretty indifferent about which movie to watch, so we just picked one.
• I don't care about his opinion, I'm totally indifferent to what he thinks.
• The artist's work left me feeling indifferent, as it failed to evoke any strong emotions in me.

noun a person or thing considered to be of little or no importance or value

adjective not worthy of consideration or notice; insignificant

adverb in no way; not at all

• On no account should you disclose your password to anyone.
• There's no account of him attending the meeting yesterday.
• I have no account for why she's acting that way.
• His behavior is out of control, with no account for the consequences.

noun a response or reply, especially one that is rude or disrespectful

verb to answer someone in a rude or disrespectful manner

• It is considered disrespectful to talk back to your elders.
• Don't talk back to me like that!
• If you talk back to the teacher, you'll get detention.
• The wind seemed to talk back to the howling wolves in the night.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'ungrudging' describes someone who gives or shares without hesitation or reluctance

• She offered her help ungrudgingly, despite the inconvenience it caused her.
• He always shares his snacks ungrudgingly with his friends.
• I'll do it for you, no worries, ungrudgingly.
• The sun shines ungrudgingly upon all living creatures.

adjective not conforming to the standards of a profession; below or contrary to the standards expected in a particular profession

• The employee's behavior was deemed unprofessional by the HR department.
• Her unprofessional conduct at the meeting was totally uncalled for.
• That was seriously unprofesh of him to leave without finishing his work.
• His unprofessionalism was like a dark cloud hanging over the team's success.

noun a person who is designated as the main contact or representative for a particular group or organization

• The point person for the project will be responsible for coordinating all communication among team members.
• If you have any questions, just ask Sarah - she's the point person for this event.
• Jen is the go-to person for this task, she's the point person for all updates.
• In the game of chess, the queen is often referred to as the point person, as she is the most powerful piece on the board.

noun a service where someone takes care of pets in their own home while their owners are away

• I hired a professional pet sitting service to take care of my cat while I was away on vacation.
• Hey, do you think you could do some pet sitting for me this weekend? I'll pay you!
• I'm just doing some pet sitting for my neighbor's dog, easy money!
• Taking on the role of pet sitting for the team's star player, the rookie had big shoes to fill.