Synonyms for say-so
say-so

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1. say-sonoun

   one chap's arbitrary assertion

   Synonyms:
   potency, authorisation, dominance, authority, authorization, pronouncement, dictum

2. pronouncement, dictum, say-sonoun

   an authoritative declaration

   Synonyms:
   potency, obiter dictum, dominance, authority, dictum, authorisation, pronouncement, authorization

3. authority, authorization, authorisation, potency, dominance, say-sonoun

   the power or right to give orders or make decisions

   "he has the authority to issue warrants"; "deputies are given authorization to make arrests"; "a place of potency in the state"

   Synonyms:
   potence, potency, government agency, potentiality, federal agency, assurance, ascendance, authorization, ascendency, control, strength, effectiveness, self-confidence, laterality, potential, self-assurance, agency, dictum, ascendancy, sanction, dominance, sureness, confidence, bureau, office, authority, empowerment, ascendence, authorisation, mandate, pronouncement

Matched Categories

1. • Affirmation
   • Control
   • Declaration

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1. Le Maire:

   This is the moment of truth for the Franco-German relationship, the hour of reckoning for the future of the euro zone, either in the next few hours the president and the chancellor reach an agreement and accomplish a significant step in strengthening the euro zone. Or they are unable to and we will return, and I don't hesitate to say so, to turbulent times for the euro zone and for the European Union more widely.

2. Mishela Topalli:

   Even his friends would say so.

3. Mishela Topalli:

   We knew he had some fixation on her, for sure, even his friends would say so.

4. John Cornyn:

   I read just a summary of it, and I frankly struggle to understand the legal theory, number 1, why would a state -- even such a great state as Texas -- have a say-so on how other states administer their elections ?

5. Georgina Wright:

   As a big European Union member state, The UK could essentially call the shots. If it agreed with a Commission policy, it would say so loudly at European Union. If it disagreed, it could say so even louder and build coalitions with other like-minded member states. That was obviously never going to work with Boris Johnsons Brexit. The UK would be sitting on the other side of the table with 27 member states opposite.