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Meanings of say authoritatively in English
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Usage of say authoritatively in English
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It does not seem probable, but no one can sayauthoritatively that it is impossible.
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This is Patrick Frenyne at The Irish Times, and I want to interview him about that big, important, supersecret project he's doing, I sayauthoritatively.
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He pushed the door open, sayingauthoritatively, 'Tell me how he is!'
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While the others read, Jack turned to Gabby Pete and saidauthoritatively:
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He instantly stepped forward, and bowing politely to the cornet, saidauthoritatively, Mrs.
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Rising, he saidauthoritatively, Come, Flora, you must go to bed.
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Then he saidauthoritatively, "Go to the prison." He paused a moment.
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He saidauthoritatively: "The French Revolution is a heap of blackguards."
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But Lucia arrested her, sayingauthoritatively, Stay here, child.
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And then, as Brian Walford was following them, 'Stay where you are, Brian,' she saidauthoritatively.
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Fran saidauthoritatively, More than that, maybe.
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She walked boldly forward and saidauthoritatively,-
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'Go into the next room for a moment, please,' she saidauthoritatively.
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You must eat, she saidauthoritatively.
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"There is ample time for me to consider it," Jack saidauthoritatively.
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"You two women cannot remain here any longer alone," he saidauthoritatively.