Please and Silence

Please

Please verb - To give satisfaction to.

Silence and please are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Silence" instead a verb "Please".

Nearby Word: pleased

Silence

Silence verb - To stop the noise or speech of.

Please and silence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Please" instead a verb "Silence".

Common collocations

person please person silence person
woman please woman silence woman
wife please wife silence wife
someone please someone silence someone
Other words: number, audience, anyone, everyone, friends, members.

Both words in one sentence

  • Hangover Sensitivity Sunny: Dear listeners, please join me in a moment of silence, as I have a terrible hangover after a girls' night out at the new Cocktail Bar.
  • Dr. Eggman: Remember, for your safety, please avoid (silence) as well as (silence) Never under any circumstances (silence) as it is actually a living being, and will bite your face off.
  • The signal then cuts out after several seconds of stunned silence, complete with color bars and an old-timey "Please Stand By" card with muzak.
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