intj

salutations

sal-yuu-TAY-shuhnz

Salutations (intj) means a formal or playful way of saying hello. Example: “Salutations!" he called out as he entered the room, grinning.”

intj

A formal or playful way of saying hello.

""Salutations!" he called out as he entered the room, grinning."

How to use salutations

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA slightly old-fashioned or humorous way to say hello.

When to use it

Used today mostly in a joking, overly formal way rather than in serious speech.

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"_____!" he called out as he entered the room, grinning.

The interjection is an application of the noun.

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What does “salutations” mean?

The word “salutations” means a formal or playful way of saying hello. In plain terms, a slightly old-fashioned or humorous way to say hello.

How do you pronounce “salutations”?

“Salutations” is pronounced sal-yuu-TAY-shuhnz (/ˌsæljʊˈteɪʃənz/ in IPA).

How do you use “salutations” in a sentence?

Here is “salutations” used in a sentence: “"Salutations!" he called out as he entered the room, grinning.”

What part of speech is “salutations”?

“Salutations” is an intj.