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She began the letter with a formal salutation, addressing the recipient as "Dear Sir."salutation = greeting
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The traditional Hindu salutation is "Namaste".
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Her warm smile and friendly salutation set the tone for the entire meeting.
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Pa lifted an arm in a quick, dismissive salutation. (source)
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The chef wasted no time on salutations. (source)salutations = greetings
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No salutation, no signature. (source)salutation = a greeting at the start of correspondence -- such as "Dear Bella"
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I send salutations of peace and prayers and blessings and guidance to you for posing these questions, which I'm going to answer, Inshallah. (source)salutations = greetings
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I slide the letter free of the envelope. There is no salutation of any kind. (source)salutation = greeting line -- such as "Dear Bella"
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Take the penny to William with my salutations. (source)salutations = greetings
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Ahoshta Tarkaan to Kidrash Tarkaan, salutation and peace. (source)
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Drinks are offered, salutations exchanged, compliments murmured, sometimes shouted, to Izzi's embarrassment. (source)
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Without speaking or giving any kind of salutation, Martin went out, closing the door silently behind him. (source)salutation = a gesture or verbal acknowledgement of someone's arrival or departure
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When I say 'salutations,' it's just my fancy way of saying hello or good morning. (source)salutations = a greeting -- such as "Hi" or "Hello"
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He typed the date and salutation and plunged straight into a conventional apology for his "clumsy and inconsiderate behavior."† (source)
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They were dear boys, she thought, as she returned their salutations. (source)salutations = greetings -- such as "Hi" or "Hello"
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