Regards meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Regards’ is explained in easy English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.
‘Regards’ pronunciation= ri-ga-dz
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Regards meaning in English
Regards’ is the plural form of ‘Regard’.
1. The word ‘Regards’ is used to express the feeling of respect or affection towards someone. For example:
▪ My best regards to you and your family.
▪ Convey my best regards to Mr. John.
▪ Mr. David sends his regards to me.
2. Regards’ is a polite expression of desire for someone’s welfare. For example:
▪ Give my kind regards to both of them.
▪ Please give my warmest regards to Mr. David and his wife.
3. Regards’ means ‘in relation to something. This is a formal way to say about. For example:
▪ This mail is in regards to your inquiry.
▪ As regards the above-mentioned subject.
▪ As regards this matter.
▪ In regards to your inquiry.
▪ This memo is in regards to your misbehavior with the senior.
4. Regards’ is used to end the written communication (email, letter, etc.). For example:
- With regards,
- Best regards,
- All my regards.
This is a formal way to end a written communication.
Note: Using regards in a written communication closing suggests that you have respect for the recipient.
| Regards- English meaning |
| compliments |
| wish |
| greetings |
| about |
Regards-Example
The word ‘Regards’ acts as a ‘Noun’.
The plural noun of the word ‘Regard’ is ‘Regards’.
Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Regards’ are as follows.
Examples:
▪ Warm regards, hope you are fine there.
▪ Best regards to your family.
▪ Kind regards and stay healthy.
▪ My wife regards my love.
▪ Your regards are accepted happily.
▪ Give my regards to your family.
▪ Give my regards to your parents.
▪ Convey my regards to her.
▪ Convey my best regards to your parents.
▪ My regards to the mother and father.
▪ Convey my regards to them.
▪ Convey my regards to all family members.
▪ As regards the greater part or number.
▪ As regards general criminology.
▪ As regards poetic technique.
▪ My best regards to Mr. John.
▪ My grandmother sends her regards.
▪ My regards to your family.
▪ Warmest regards to you and your family.
▪ Warm regards to you all.
▪ Thank you as always best regards from now on.
▪ Warm regards to you.
▪ Best regards to you.
▪ Regards to a friend of mine.
▪ With kindest regards.
▪ Thanks and best regards.
▪ Give my regards to aunty.
▪ Convey my regards to all.
▪ Convey my regards to him.
Regards-Synonyms
Synonyms of the word ‘Regards’ are as follows.
| good wishes |
| greetings |
| respects |
| deference |
| reverence |
| respectability |
| commendations |
| salutations |
| compliments |
| devoirs |
| remembrances |
| attention |
| heed |
| consideration |
Regards-Antonyms
Antonyms of the word ‘Regards’ are as follows.
| disregards |
| neglects |
| disrespect |
| dishonor |
| indifference |
| ignores |
| inattention |
| disinterest |
| unconcern |
| disgrace |
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