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all the best. A farewell sentiment conveyingbest wishes or regards; used as either a standalonephrase in one-on-one conversation, or as an imperative phrase meantfor someone both parties know. I'd better be going now,all the best! I'll see you soon, all the best to Maryfor me!
Thereof, where can I use all the best?
Both are merely ellipses of the longer sentence that unitesthe two: I wish you all the best of luck. I wish you allthe best of luck.
So, What's the Best Context to Use the Phrase?
- Affectionately yours,
- Warmly,
- Warm regards,
- Warm wishes,
- Best wishes,
- With thanks,
- Kind regards,
- Best regards,
Correspondingly, what can I say instead of best wishes?
"Cordially" means "warmly" and "sincerely," but the word feelstoo reserved to me. I prefer "Warm wishes" or "Sincerely,"which both feel warmer.
With Best Wishes
- Very truly yours,
- Respectfully,
- Yours truly,
- Sincerely yours,
- Sincerely,
- Best regards,
- Kind regards,
- With thanks,
You can say:
- Wish you all the best!
- Wish you the best of luck!
- Good luck with that!
- Best of luck!
- I wish you luck!
- Wishing you lots of luck!
- Fingers crossed!
- Break a leg!