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丁寧表現（待遇表現）. From social politeness ("please", "thank you", etc) to the technical Japanese grammatical concepts of honorifics and respectful and humble forms known as "keigo".
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About using おかげさまで as a standalone
おかげさまで O-kage-sama de is just a modest and sophisticated way of saying "Thank you." It means that your well-being and health are due to God and other people, including the person you are talking to.
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