I’m awaiting a job offer and am about to leapfrog over my supervisor. Is it acceptable to do so?

To jumpfrog from a job or position that was lower or higher than their jobs (Macmillan Dictionary).

I’m awaiting a job offer and am about to leapfrog over my supervisor. Is it acceptable to do so?

To jumpfrog from a job or position that was lower or higher than their jobs (Macmillan Dictionary).

I’m awaiting a job offer and am about to leapfrog over my supervisor. Is it acceptable to do so?

To jumpfrog from a job or position that was lower or higher than their jobs (Macmillan Dictionary).

Fred felt honor-bound to speak out publicly in support of his father who had been pilloried by the Nation’s merciless tabloid press in the wake of the bank’s financial collapse.

Honor is bound by one’s sense of honor or what is morally right; a showing of unusually merited respect.

(M-W).

Fred felt honor-bound to speak out publicly in support of his father who had been pilloried by the Nation’s merciless tabloid press in the wake of the bank’s financial collapse.

Honor is bound by one’s sense of honor or what is morally right; a showing of unusually merited respect.

(M-W).

Fred felt honor-bound to speak out publicly in support of his father who had been pilloried by the Nation’s merciless tabloid press in the wake of the bank’s financial collapse.

Honor is bound by one’s sense of honor or what is morally right; a showing of unusually merited respect.

(M-W).

May I suggest the word flaccid, adjective – “(of part of the body) soft and hanging loosely or limply, especially so as to look and feel unpleasant (Google) Please use Google spellcheck to check that the adverb, Flaccidly exists?

May I suggest the word flaccid, adjective – “(of part of the body) soft and hanging loosely or limply, especially so as to look and feel unpleasant (Google) Please use Google spellcheck to check that the adverb, Flaccidly exists?

I think I have the French connection for you. Is there the possibility for a perfidious Albion filching volte-face, as in In a quick volte-face, he redirected, adding… The OP’s reference to the French having invented “a word for this” which “we” have now stolen?

Can

Volte start: A complete change of attitude or opinion; a reverse in policy. ( M-W )

Likewise, what about:

In a quick verbal pirouette, he redirected, adding….

• Verbal : Relating to or in the form of words. A full turn

• of the back of the body on the point of the toe in ballet. TFD is commonly

recognized as a form of government income tax.

I think I have the French connection for you. Is there the possibility for a perfidious Albion filching volte-face, as in In a quick volte-face, he redirected, adding… The OP’s reference to the French having invented “a word for this” which “we” have now stolen?

Can

Volte start: A complete change of attitude or opinion; a reverse in policy. ( M-W )

Likewise, what about:

In a quick verbal pirouette, he redirected, adding….

• Verbal : Relating to or in the form of words. A full turn

• of the back of the body on the point of the toe in ballet. TFD is commonly

recognized as a form of government income tax.