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say what you like

say what you like phrase: regardless of what you think: regardless of whatever you might say.

Phrase

say what you like

  1. Regardless of what you think: regardless of whatever you might say.
    • 'Say what you like, trial by jury is a sound system.'1934, Agatha Christie, chapter 8, in Murder on the Orient Express, London: HarperCollins, published 2017, page 134

Synonyms of say what you like

Questions about say what you like

What does say what you like mean?
Say what you like means regardless of what you think: regardless of whatever you might say.
What part of speech is say what you like?
Say what you like is a phrase.

Words near say what you like in the dictionary

  1. say the word
  2. say to oneself
  3. say uncle
  4. say wha
  5. say what
  6. say what you like
  7. say what you want
  8. say what you will
  9. say when
  10. say word one
  11. say yes

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