What does it mean if someone says as you wish?

used for telling someone to do what they want, even though it is not what you want them to do.

Is it rude to say as you wish?

1 Answer. as you wish indicates that the other person has already made a choice and you accept it, but you do not agree with it. it’s up to you Indicates that no decision have been made, and you think that the other person should make the decision. Both are polite, but “as you wish” definitely conveys disapproval.

What does it mean when a guy says as you wish?

It’s a statement of honor, of cherishing, of commitment — of saying, “I’m yours, and everything I have is yours. I am totally attentive to you.” It’s not as I wish, but as you wish. That means I have to find out what that is. It means there is someone in my life who is more important than me.

What does it mean when a girl says as you wish?

A formal expression of agreement to something, especially with the connotation that one does not really agree .

Who said as you wish?

This famous line is spoken both by Westley, played by Cary Elwes, and by the Grandfather, played by Peter Falk, in The Princess Bride (directed by Rob Reiner, 1987). Of course, it’s originally from the book.

What can I say instead of as your wish?

4 ways to say “as you wish”

• As you wish.
• As you like.
• As you prefer.
• It’s up to you.

Do things as you wish?

Formal way of agreeing to something that you do not really agree with.

Where is as you wish from?

Do anything as you wish?

Formal way of agreeing to something that you do not really agree with. As you wish. …

Do as you pleased?

However you wish, whatever you choose, as in We can have meat or fish tonight, as you please, or Go or don’t go—do as you please. This idiom was introduced about 1500 and inverted what was then the usual order, which was “as it pleases you.” 2.

Which one is correct as your wish or as you wish?

As you wish is correct.

Where does as you wish come from?

The Princess Bride
Context. This famous line is spoken both by Westley, played by Cary Elwes, and by the Grandfather, played by Peter Falk, in The Princess Bride (directed by Rob Reiner, 1987). Of course, it’s originally from the book.