say (366 synonym found)

Say has 366 synonyms. The top synonyms for say are go, aye, let, lip, nay, yea, yes, acme and 358 more. Another word for say is go. Browse the full list below.

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go
aye
let
lip
nay
yea
yes
acme
aver
avow
bout
cite
deem
echo
emit
feel
give
hold
mark
most
poll
read
vote
about
charm
chime
clout
creed
dream
fancy
favor
infer
opine
palms
pitch
proxy
react
reign
round
spell
stand
think
voice
vouch
whack
affirm
allege
almost
answer
assert
assume
avouch
avowal
ballot
chance
chorus
convey
debate
deduce
dictum
divine
eulogy
expect
gather
height
impart
inning
insist
let be
moment
put it
recite
reckon
reecho
rejoin
relief
remark
retort
say-so
screed
speech
stance
submit
tirade
voting
weight
zenith
address
assever
believe
breathe
command
contend
daresay
declare
express
highest
imagine
innings
let out
mastery
maximum
mention
oration
phonate
pipe up
plumper
polling
present
presume
primacy
profess
protest
reading
recital
respond
riposte
roughly
roundly
say out
suasion
suppose
surmise
suspect
take it
the say
whisper
announce
averment
charisma
chime in
conceive
conclude
consider
decision
diatribe
disclose
dominion
eminence
forensic
harangue
headship
hegemony
imperium
jeremiad
kingship
lay down
leverage
lordship
maintain
new high
out with
pep talk
pressure
prestige
proclaim
question
regality
register
set down
speak up
stand on
suffrage
take for
top spot
vocalize
write-in
assertion
be afraid
bring out
come back
enunciate
fling off
formulate
free will
generally
hand vote
inaugural
invective
magnetism
manifesto
philippic
predicate
prefigure
pronounce
put forth
set forth
snap vote
speak out
speeching
stand for
supremacy
talk back
talkathon
throw off
throw out
verbalize
viva voce
whip hand
absolutism
affirmance
allegation
allocution
animadvert
annunciate
apostrophe
articulate
asseverate
avouchment
canvassing
chalk talk
competence
competency
conclusion
domination
fagot vote
filibuster
flash back
give voice
importance
ipse dixit
leadership
legitimacy
management
mastership
peroration
persuasion
plebiscite
pour forth
presidency
presuppose
presurmise
profession
referendum
reflection
sales talk
salutatory
set speech
shoot back
straw vote
subjoinder
take to be
the say-so
upper hand
voice vote
acknowledge
affirmation
answer back
blue ribbon
communicate
declaration
enchantment
enunciation
exclamation
exhortation
first place
first prize
free choice
give answer
give tongue
Hare system
insinuation
jus divinum
list system
observation
opportunity
paramountcy
personality
plebiscitum
plural vote
practically
predication
record vote
reverberate
rising vote
single vote
sovereignty
time at bat
valediction
valedictory
annunciation
asseveration
casting vote
championship
directorship
divine right
full consent
good feeling
interjection
jurisdiction
more or less
predominance
proclamation
put in words
say in reply
voting right
approximately
break silence
come out with
deciding vote
effectiveness
formal speech
free decision
give out with
ne plus ultra
Parthian shot
prepared text
preponderance
pronouncement
public speech
return answer
right to vote
secret ballot
show of hands
write-in vote
yeas and nays
absolute power
counting heads
give utterance
graveyard vote
influentiality
position paper
representation
take the floor
approximatively
enfranchisement
funeral oration
give expression
legal authority
prepared speech
speechification
forensic address
in round numbers
incidental power
lawful authority
roughly speaking
subtle influence
take for granted
vested authority
Australian ballot
cumulative voting
hortatory address
inaugural address
issue a manifesto
return for answer
royal prerogative
transferable vote
be-all and end-all
generally speaking
indirect authority
inherent authority
rightful authority
salutatory address
after-dinner speech
delegated authority
give acknowledgment
preferential voting
valedictory address
vicarious authority
nontransferable vote
positive declaration
provisionally accept
constituted authority
for practical purposes
noncontingent free will
proportional representation

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for say?

A common synonym for say is go. Other synonyms include aye, let, lip, nay.

How many synonyms does say have?

Say has 366 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does say mean?

(v): to pronounce; to recite Example: "please say your name slowly and clearly."

Definition of say:

(v) : to pronounce; to recite
"please say your name slowly and clearly."
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Definition of say:

(v) : to pronounce; to recite
"please say your name slowly and clearly."
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