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Something happened only at that point, not before; inversion for emphasis

Not until; did

Begin to study seriously; indicate a focus on learning.

hit the books

Used to emphasize that something is completely untrue or not the case, often in formal or semi-formal argumentation.

In no way

in a way that is suitable or appropriate for the circumstances; as a consequence

accordingly

used to draw attention to a significant point that deserves consideration or remembrance

It is worth noting that

Used to say something is likely true based on available evidence or reasoning.

presumably

to confront a difficult task or problem

face a challenge

regard with contempt; consider inferior

look down on

to believe that someone may be guilty of something without proof

suspect; of

A relaxed, informal way to say goodbye, or to advise someone to relax and not stress.

Take it easy

Absolutely never; expresses the strongest prohibition or denial.

Under no circumstances

Something very easy to do

a piece of cake

A polite and formal request, typically used in professional or formal settings to ask for assistance or favors while showing appreciation.

I’d be grateful if you could

as a result of that; by that means

thereby

used to present two contrasting or complementary points of view

On the one hand; on the other hand

Indicates that something is likely to happen or be true.

Probably

To improve the quality or effectiveness of someone's or something's functioning.

enhance performance

to escape punishment or detection for wrongdoing; to succeed in avoiding consequences despite breaking rules.

get away with

to make someone believe or feel certain about something

convince; of

A somewhat dated, informal but warm way to say "goodbye for a while."

So long

Not at all; certainly not

In no way; is/are/was/were/do/does/did

Reveal secret information, especially intentionally.

spill the beans

A polite suggestion or recommendation, often used to propose an action without imposing it.

It might be a good idea to

Signals the start of the final summary or closing statement.

In conclusion

Based on an initial superficial impression or quick observation, often introducing a contrast to deeper analysis.

At first glance

Suggests uncertainty; something may happen or be true but is not certain.

possibly

to succeed in reaching a desired objective

achieve; a goal

use up the supply or amount completely

run out of

to cause someone to recall a memory or perceive a similarity

remind; of

Standard leave-taking or well-wishing when parting at night or before going to sleep.

Good night

To express that something is to such a high degree that it causes a significant result; used for formal, emphatic cause-effect statements.

So; that

Mildly ill or unwell.

under the weather

Introduces a hypothetical situation for discussion or analysis, used when considering 'what if' scenarios.

Supposing; that

to briefly restate the main points, summarizing the key information

To sum up

over a long period of time; ultimately

In the long run

Adverb expressing uncertainty or possibility.

maybe

to meet a condition or necessity that is officially demanded

fulfil; requirement

solve or understand after thought

figure ; out

to cause someone to be free of a disease, habit, or undesirable condition

cure; of

An affectionate send-off before sleep, often said to children.

Sleep tight

The nature or degree of something (often a noun phrase) creates such a strong effect that it leads to a specific result; used for formal emphasis.

Such; that

Leave or start a journey; signal that departure is imminent.

hit the road

Used to politely check an assumption or inference based on context.

I take it that

Considering everything; in general

Overall

introducing a specific topic or subject for discussion

When it comes to

An adverb used to express possibility or uncertainty in a formal or polite way.

perhaps

to stop doing something that one does regularly and often unhealthily

break; a habit

perform or complete a specific task, experiment, order, or duty according to instructions.

carry out

to take something valuable away from someone by force; figuratively, to deprive

rob ; of

An emphatic expression of gratitude used when someone receives significant assistance or kindness.

Thank you so much