Respect phrases | With Respect to, In respect of, With all due Respect

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[@darthkittenn]

“With all due respect” is a politely veiled insult. Do not use this phrase in polite conversation where the person you are speaking to is actually someone you respect. “With all due respect” is essentially the same as saying, “you’re an absolute moron and I’m going to correct you”, or “you’re a fool/windbag/idiot”. If you want to convey respectful disagreement, use “Respectfully, I disagree”.