salutation

Converse of object

• give: This form of repetition is commonly used in tantrik ritual, as salutations given to the god who is the object of the ritual.
• offer: I come also as a delegate from the Norwegian party to offer fraternal salutations.
• exchange: If any adult man enters a guest room he will exchange salutations with everyone in turn.
• call: The Eastgate was used for a time as a tavern called the Salutation.

Preposition: at

• foot: And my salutations at the feet of the modern knowers of Brahman of the Brahmo Samaj!

Adjective modifier

• other: Meet and greet It's polite to open your message with a simple hello or use the person's name or other suitable salutation.
• hearty: With hearty salutations to your family, Your friend, ELLEN M. STONE.
• worthy: Ask blessing on him and salute him with a worthy salutation " [ 33:56 complete ] .
• formal: We lived meanwhile in Albany, but tho alone together in a strange place, had little traffic beyond formal salutations.
• appropriate: Click here for an appropriate salutation to Rodney 1080 District - Click for list of 1080 Club sites District 1030 Darlington.
• same: He raised his hands above his head in the same salutation as he fell.

Noun used with modifier

• sun: I come from a background of Iyengar and I like to feel the poses, even in a sun salutation.
• opening: Acts 18.17 Sosthenes ( 2 ) was a companion of Paul, referred to in the opening salutation of his first letter to Corinth.
• parting: The parting salutation given, the grieve would still have stood his ground, and Bell would have waited with him.

Preposition: in

• verse: The servants and the saints are in verse 1, the salutation in verse 2. Let's start with the servants.

Preposition: of

• epistle: In the salutations of various epistles, he mentions and commends women.