Courtesy and Office

Courtesy

Courtesy noun - An act of kind assistance.

Office and courtesy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Office" instead a noun "Courtesy".

Nearby Word: courteous

Office

Office noun - A large unit of a governmental, business, or educational organization.

Courtesy and office are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Courtesy" instead a noun "Office".

Nearby Words: official, officer

How words are described

old old courtesy old office
better better courtesy better office
public public courtesy public office
complete complete courtesy complete office
Other adjectives: current, legal, entire, big, little, back, secret, new, national.

Both words in one sentence

  • Bud Roberts falls in love with co-worker Harriet Sims, gets married, and are allowed to work in the same office because Harriet is, courtesy of Admiral Chegwidden, "temporarily assigned" to the office for several years...
  • New York City stand-ins will have violence courtesy of The Mafia, Chicago from the Mayor's office and Prohibition-era bootleggers, and Los Angeles from ethnic street gangs.
    Source: Gangsterland
  • Creator / Michael Jones He is aware of how loud everyone finds him and tries to record Rage Quit when most people have left the office as a courtesy.
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