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I'd say

I'd say interjection: it is my estimate or opinion.

Interjection

  1. (idiomatic) It is my estimate or opinion.
    • I'm no doctor, but I'd say he needs an ambulance.

Origin of I'd say

From I'd + say.

Questions about I'd say

What does I'd say mean?
I'd say means it is my estimate or opinion.
What part of speech is I'd say?
I'd say is an interjection.

Words near I'd say in the dictionary

  1. I'd
  2. I'd like to kiss you
  3. I'd like to know
  4. I'd like to see someone try
  5. I'd of
  6. I'd say
  7. I'd've
  8. I'd-a
  9. I'da
  10. i'faith
  11. i'jam

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