say

/seɪ/

Definitions

1. verb

to express or communicate thoughts, feelings, or information, typically by speaking.

“She said that she would be there at 5 PM.”

2. verb

to utter or pronounce a particular word or phrase, especially in a specific context or tone.

“He said ‘hello’ in a loud voice.”

3. noun

a statement or declaration, especially one that is considered to be true or factual.

“What she said about the weather was correct.”

4. verb

to have a particular opinion or attitude, especially one that is stated or implied.

“He seems to say that he’s not interested.”

5. verb

to play a particular part or role, especially in a social or official context.

“She says she’s the leader of the group.”

6. verb

to make a particular sound or noise, especially one that is associated with a particular action or situation.

“The baby says ‘mama’ when she comes near.”

7. noun

a person’s voice or manner of speaking, especially one that is characteristic or distinctive.

“Her say is soothing and calming.”

8. verb

to have or express a particular opinion or attitude, especially one that is stated or implied.

“He says he’s not going to attend the meeting.”

9. noun

the right or privilege to speak, especially in a particular context or situation.

“He has the say in this matter.”

10. noun

a person’s style or manner of speaking, especially one that is characteristic or distinctive.

“Her say is very persuasive.”

Synonyms

  • declare
  • declare
  • express
  • pronounce
  • speak
  • utter

Antonyms

  • listen
  • remain silent