Email Etiquette

noun a punctuation mark (.) used at the end of a sentence to indicate a full stop or completion

adjective complete or finished without possibility of further change

• The report must be submitted by the deadline, full stop.
• I told him I don't want to go out tonight, full stop.
• I'm done with this drama, full stop.
• She finally decided to cut ties with him, full stop.

noun the act of greeting someone

• The proper salutation for a business letter is 'Dear Mr. Smith'.
• Hey there, just wanted to drop a quick salutation before we dive into the meeting.
• Yo, what's up? Just wanted to throw out a quick salutation before we get started.
• The blooming flowers in the garden seemed to wave a cheerful salutation to all passersby.

noun an acronym for 'talk to you later'

• I must bid you farewell for now, but I will talk to you later. TTYL.
• Hey, gotta go now. TTYL!
• Catch you later, TTYL!
• Leaving the conversation for now, but I'll be back soon. TTYL!

adverb to a great extent or degree

• I appreciate your help muchly in completing this project on time.
• Thanks so muchly for inviting me to the party!
• I love you muchly, you're the best!
• His kindness towards others is muchly admired by everyone.