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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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offer a suggestion
Example Sentences
- ◆She offered a suggestion that turned out to be the best solution.General
- ◆I don't want to interfere, but can I offer a suggestion?Casual
- ◆The advisory panel offered suggestions on how to handle the public health crisis.News
- ◆The mentor offered a suggestion that helped the junior analyst reframe the problem.Professional
- ◆Anyone who wants to offer a suggestion about the new rota system is welcome to do so.Workplace
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accept a suggestion
Example Sentences
- ◆He accepted the suggestion gracefully and made the changes.General
- ◆Fine, I'll accept your suggestion — let's try it your way.Casual
- ◆The city council accepted suggestions from residents before finalizing the development plan.News
- ◆The director accepted the suggestion to delay the launch until testing was complete.Professional
- ◆The floor manager accepted the suggestion to reorganize the storage area.Workplace
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support an idea
Example Sentences
- ◆I fully support the idea — I think it could really work.General
- ◆I'm with you on this one. I support the idea completely.Casual
- ◆Several leading economists have come out to support the idea of a universal basic income.News
- ◆The department head supported the idea and agreed to allocate budget for a pilot program.Professional
- ◆Most of the crew supported the idea of rotating shift assignments more fairly.Workplace
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reject an idea
Example Sentences
- ◆Don't be discouraged if someone rejects your idea — keep thinking.General
- ◆They just rejected the idea outright without even hearing the full plan.Casual
- ◆The committee rejected the idea of privatizing the national rail service.News
- ◆The board rejected the idea due to concerns about long-term financial risk.Professional
- ◆The safety team rejected the idea because it didn't meet regulatory standards.Workplace
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build on an idea
- ◆Good collaboration happens when people build on each other's ideas rather than compete.General
- ◆The second proposal built on the original idea and addressed the weaknesses of the first.Professional