How do you say it was a good experience?

How do you say it was a good experience?

Some situations are just too perfect for words, but these bits of lovely lingo will shorten that list ever so slightly….15 Wonderful Words for Delightful Experiences

1. Petrichor. The scent of rain on dry ground.
2. Eyesome. Easy on the eyes.
3. Toothsome. Delicious.
4. Jucundity.
5. Salubrious.
6. Voluptuate.
7. Dulciloquent.
8. Snuggery.

What is another word for richer?

Richer Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for richer?

wealthier	flusher
better-off	better off
fatter	more affluent
more moneyed	more opulent
more loaded	more prosperous

What does deep experience mean?

(noun) an exciting or noteworthy event that one experiences firsthand.

What is considered extensive experience?

Extensive experience means having worked in a relevant field for sufficient time to ensure ability to control and advise on the full range of activities and to be expert in terms of a wide variety of special, unusual or complex features of the work. Sample 1.

What does comprehensive experience mean?

adj. 1 of broad scope or content; including all or much. 2 (of a car insurance policy) providing protection against most risks, including third-party liability, fire, theft, and damage. 3 having the ability to understand.

What is a profound experience?

2 showing or requiring great knowledge or understanding.

What is another word or phrase that can be used to describe an experience that is profound?

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How can I get experiences?

Here are some of those ways you, too, can make your own experience.

1. Take on an Internship.
2. Start a Blog.
3. 3. …
4. Volunteer for a Cause You Care About.
5. Volunteer for a For-profit Company.
6. Ask to Help Out on a New Project at Work.
7. Head to the Classroom.
8. Do the Work Before You Apply.

What are some good experiences to put on a resume?

Best Things to Put on a Resume When You Have No Experience

• Professional summary (even if you have no experience in your resume)
• Key skills you’ve learned in school and other experiences.
• Education and academic achievements.
• Classes, training and certifications.
• Personal or academic projects relevant to the job.