Polite Phrases

verb to make an excuse to avoid doing something or attending an event

• I politely asked to beg off from attending the meeting due to a prior commitment.
• I told them I needed to beg off from the party because I was feeling unwell.
• I decided to beg off from helping my friend move because I just didn't feel like it.
• She wanted to beg off from her responsibilities, but knew she had to push through and get the work done.

noun a sum of money paid for transportation

verb to perform in a satisfactory manner

adverb in a satisfactory or successful manner

• I hope you fare well on your journey abroad.
• Take care and fare well on your trip!
• Catch you later, fare well!
• May you fare well in all your future endeavors.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate manner, time, place, degree, or frequency

• He humbly accepted the award for his contributions to the community.
• She humbly thanked her friends for their support during a difficult time.
• I humbly apologize for stepping on your toe, bro.
• The tree humbly swayed in the wind, bending to nature's will.

noun a feeling or expression of gratitude

verb to express gratitude or appreciation

• I would like to extend my sincerest thanks for your generous donation.
• Thanks a lot for helping me out with the project.
• Big thank you for covering my shift at work, you're a lifesaver!
• Her smile was like a warm thank you that brightened up my day.