22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Say' in a Sentence

"To express words verbally; to communicate through speech." more

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The doctor advised him to say "ah" to examine his throat.

They have said that the new policy will be implemented next month.

He had been saying the same thing repeatedly during the meeting.

By the time she arrives, I will have said my opening remarks.

While he was saying his vows, a gentle breeze swept through the wedding ceremony.

They have been saying jokes to lighten the mood during stressful meetings.

The weatherman says it will rain later today.

In times of crisis, leaders must know what to say to reassure the public.

During the storm, she was saying reassuring words to calm her frightened dog.

She always knows the right things to say to make her friends feel better.

The artist used colors to say a story on the canvas.

Please say the magic word to open the secret door.

By the time the concert ends, the band will have been saying their goodbyes to the audience.

The detective will say the truth about the mysterious case in the courtroom.

The teacher asked the students to say their favorite book during show-and-tell.

The artist has said so much through their paintings without uttering a word.

The weather forecasters have been saying it will rain all weekend.

The chef will often say a dish is only as good as its ingredients.

Sometimes actions can say more than words.

The captain instructed the crew to say a prayer before setting sail.

The teacher has been saying the importance of good manners in the classroom.

The professor will be saying the key points during the lecture.

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