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the pleasure is all mine

the pleasure is all mine phrase: used to politely accept someone's gratitude, words of appreciation, or an indication that one has been helpful and to express that one is happy to have done whatever inspired that gratitude or appreciation.

Phrase

the pleasure is all mine

  1. Used to politely accept someone's gratitude, words of appreciation, or an indication that one has been helpful and to express that one is happy to have done whatever inspired that gratitude or appreciation.
    • If it has been of any use the pleasure is all mine.1905, George G. Rockwood, “Reception Room Methods”, in Wilson's Photographic Magazine, volume 42, page 411
    • "Hi, Mr. Boroff, it's my pleasure to meet you." "Please call me Ned, Lauren, and the pleasure is all mine. […]"2011, Larry Williams, Vengeance Is Mine, page 27

Questions about the pleasure is all mine

What does the pleasure is all mine mean?
The pleasure is all mine means used to politely accept someone's gratitude, words of appreciation, or an indication that one has been helpful and to express that one is happy to have done whatever inspired that gratitude or appreciation.
What part of speech is the pleasure is all mine?
The pleasure is all mine is a phrase.

Words near the pleasure is all mine in the dictionary

  1. the Pips
  2. the piss out of
  3. the pitcher goes so often to the well that it is broken at last
  4. the pits
  5. the plague
  6. the pleasure is all mine
  7. the plot thickens
  8. the plural of anecdote is not data
  9. the pock
  10. The Pocket
  11. The Ponds

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