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Meanings of say-so in English
The power or right to give orders or make decisions.
Catalan
aforisme Spanish
pronunciamiento Synonyms
Examples for "pronouncement"
Examples for "pronouncement"
1
The pronouncement was made by Public Service and Administration Minister Ayanda Dlodlo.
2
However, there is nothing in today's regal pronouncement that supports their plan.
3
But however hard I tried, I could not recall the pronouncement itself.
4
He paused a few seconds to let Garrick reflect on that pronouncement.
5
They were icons, high priests whose every pronouncement was accepted as gospel.
1
Such dictum gives the lie in arrogant fashion, to healthful human experience.
2
He translates E. M. Forster's modest dictum into rugged Americanese: always connect.
3
They are humaner, was one dictum; they are more frivolous, ironically another.
4
Agatha waited for his dictum-itneeded very little skill to decide that.
5
That was the dictum of Franklin Taylor, Farmer, on Rural Route No.
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Translations for say-so
Portuguese
Say-so through the time