Chance as an adjective: Fortuitous or unintentional, as in a chance happening. Chance as a noun: Coincidence, for something happening by chance; Opportunity, for being given a second change.
The appropriate non-binary term to use instead of "sir" or "ma'am" is "Mx."
An opportunity is a chance for something. Chance is a good synonym. Other terms you might use instead of opportunity include an option or a choice. You could say favorable circumstances to mean a good opportunity. You could also use the term good fortune or good luck in that instance.
An opportunity is a chance for something. Chance is a good synonym. Other terms you might use instead of opportunity include an option or a choice. You could say favorable circumstances to mean a good opportunity. You could also use the term good fortune or good luck in that instance.
In the UK and OZ .........postman
The term "used for" might be replaced by "employed for" or "utilized for."
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Actually we use both. However, it isn't clear in what context you would prefer to use the word "food" instead of "energy".
No, there is a chance of salmonella. You should use meringue powder instead.
You could, but the better term is attached.
Instead of saying waiter or waitress, say "server."
Basically people use that term instead of using the word butt. And sometimes they may use the term buns if they are talking about a woman's breast.
Those of us who speak English use the term "worse" instead.