Just a thought: If Denny had been speaking to someone who was shriveled or wrinkly and was being insulting, only something was happening.

The phrase is literal. This is about how to find a synonym for “literal”. “Your look like a wrinkly purple fruit”

These are prunes: not a particular pretty thing to be compared to.

Just a thought: If Denny had been speaking to someone who was shriveled or wrinkly and was being insulting, only something was happening.

The phrase is literal. This is about how to find a synonym for “literal”. “Your look like a wrinkly purple fruit”

These are prunes: not a particular pretty thing to be compared to.

Just a thought: If Denny had been speaking to someone who was shriveled or wrinkly and was being insulting, only something was happening.

The phrase is literal. This is about how to find a synonym for “literal”. “Your look like a wrinkly purple fruit”

These are prunes: not a particular pretty thing to be compared to.

I’d be surprised if “relative” here doesn’t mean

belonging to the same family.

It’s normal that prospective employers won’t want family members to give a reference. They expect them to be biased.

How reliable is a strong professional relationship with the person you are talking with as a reference? In this case, the decision of term relationship is unfortunate and could possible have been replaced by “affiliation”, “connection” or even just “professional relationship” if

a person is married to a foreigner and you are genuinely willing to support him/her with your case”.