Felicity
Saying
Saying noun - An often stated observation regarding something from common experience.
Usage example: there's an old saying that you should let sleeping dogs lie
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Felicity and saying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Felicity" instead a noun "Saying".
Nearby Word: say
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Felicity Smoak on Arrow does this so often that she begins counting down from 3 to prevent herself from saying embarrassing things.
Source: Did I Just Say That Out Loud? - Felicity: I imagined you saying that under different circumstances...
Source: Did I Just Say That Out Loud? -
Sarah Rees-Toome and Mary Dowd also have this going on, though it isn't said as directly (brought up by Felicity suspecting they're "Sapphists" when reading Mary's diary, and later reinforced by Brigid saying she saw Sarah kiss Mary "bold as you please" when spying on them).
Source: Literature / Gemma Doyle
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