Other Ways To Say in English

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  • Sizable
  • Bull
  • Burly
  • Capacious
  • chock-full
  • Commodious
  • Copious
  • Crowded
  • Extensive
  • heavy-duty
  • Heavyweight
  • Hulking
  • Humongous
  • Husky
  • Mammoth
  • Monster
  • Oversize
  • Packed
  • Ponderous
  • Prodigious
  • Numerous
  • Very large
  • King-sized
  • Jumbo
  • Whopping
  • Colossal
  • Massive
  • Extensive
  • Enormous
  • Vast

  • tough
  • troublesome
  • backbreaker
  • bothersome
  • difficile
  • effortful
  • exacting
  • galling
  • gargantuan
  • hard-won
  • labored
  • no picnic
  • not easy
  • operose

  • Delicious
  • Juicy
  • Pleasant
  • Piquant
  • Good
  • Sweet
  • Tempting
  • Rich
  • Inviting
  • Lush
  • Flavourful
  • Appetizing
  • Delightful
  • Palatable
  • Choice
  • Delectable
  • Enticing
  • Exquisite
  • Heavenly
  • Divine

  • How have you been?
  • How’s it going?
  • What’s up?
  • What’s new?
  • How’s it going?
  • How’s everything?
  • What are you up to?
  • How are you doing?
  • How are you holding up?
  • What’s happening?
  • How do you do?
  • feel sad without you.
  • You inspire me.
  • You occupy my thoughts.
  • You are precious.
  • I miss your smile.
  • I’m yours.
  • You are my sunshine.
  • I long for you.
  • You’re everything to me.
  • I want a lifetime with you.
  • I miss your laugh.
  • I hope I see you again.

  • Yep
  • Respectable
  • Pleasing
  • Of course
  • Passable
  • Confirm
  • Okeydokey
  • Surely
  • Satisfactory
  • Acceptable
  • No problem
  • Alright
  • Yes
  • Pass
  • Nah
  • I’d rather not, thanks.
  • No way
  • Sorry
  • By no means
  • I shall not
  • Not likely
  • No thanks
  • Unfortunately not
  • Not this time
  • Not for me, thanks
  • If only I could
  • I want to, but I’m unable to.
  • Apologies, but I can’t make it.
  • Disagreeable
  • Dreadful
  • Severe
  • Tedious
  • Terrible
  • Troublesome
  • Unpleasant
  • Dreadful
  • Shocking
  • Awful
  • Appalling
  • Terrible
  • Tender
  • Excruciating
  • Not a problem.
  • I’m happy to help you.
  • It’s my duty.
  • That’s absolutely fine.
  • Glad to help.
  • Anytime.
  • That’s all right.
  • Never mention
  • Glad to have helped.
  • Cool
  • It’s all gravy.
  • My pleasure.
  • Not at all
  • Glad to be of any assistance.




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