What are some people trying to cosy up to you?

M-W:

cozy up intransitive verb
: to attain or try to attain familiarity, friendship, or intimacy : ingratiate oneself : cozying up to the boss

What are some people trying to cosy up to you?

M-W:

cozy up intransitive verb
: to attain or try to attain familiarity, friendship, or intimacy : ingratiate oneself : cozying up to the boss

What are some people trying to cosy up to you?

M-W:

cozy up intransitive verb
: to attain or try to attain familiarity, friendship, or intimacy : ingratiate oneself : cozying up to the boss

And I recall seeing the following methods of such information. I am unable to find online references yet.

$2 for 5 packs $3 per

5 units/pieces $3 per

5 units or part (thereof) 5 for

$4 For $5

– $4.99.

I’m not inclined to do that as much as you think!

ODO:

incline
VERB

1 (usually be inclined to/to do something ) Be favourably disposed towards or willing to do something.

“Even young adults seem to be more inclined towards indoor activity and television rather than playing outdoors. “It

just means something’ ” and “slide” to the end of a story for the good of humanity. “The other end of the story.”

“Connoisseur”

(English) From dictionary.cambridge. org :

connoisseur noun a

person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. And can judge quality and skill in that subject.

A wine/art connoisseur

a ballet connoisseur a

cigar/cigar lover.

“Connoisseur”

(English) From dictionary.cambridge. org :

connoisseur noun a

person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. And can judge quality and skill in that subject.

A wine/art connoisseur

a ballet connoisseur a

cigar/cigar lover.

“Connoisseur”

(English) From dictionary.cambridge. org :

connoisseur noun a

person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. And can judge quality and skill in that subject.

A wine/art connoisseur

a ballet connoisseur a

cigar/cigar lover.

“Connoisseur”

(English) From dictionary.cambridge. org :

connoisseur noun a

person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. And can judge quality and skill in that subject.

A wine/art connoisseur

a ballet connoisseur a

cigar/cigar lover.

On the Answers page, the term acknowledge in English summarises your wishes concisely.

Legal Definition of

acknowledge acknowledgement 2 a : to

show by word or act that one has knowledge of and accepts responsibility for (a duty, obligation, or indebtedness) 3 : to make

known to a sender or giver the receipt of (What has been sent or given) or the fact of (one’s having received what has been sent or given) Your examples with the

substitution: John has read and

acknowledged the rules.

Why would some employees not see their privacy policies?

My doctor provide me with an HIPPA statement and I had to acknowledge that I received it.

Is there any other term commonly used in the world yet it has an equally negative effect on the third example above and can’t be used

as de facto acceptance?