Quotation
Saying
Saying noun - An often stated observation regarding something from common experience.
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Synonyms for Saying
Quotation and saying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quotation" instead a noun "Saying".
Nearby Word: say
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- After Switzerland falls, there is an indirect quotation of one, saying that "everlasting peace had come to Switzerland as it had already to the rest of the world".
Source: Literature / The Tripods -
The Honokas proceeded to switch off saying accurate (and, for a time, increasingly negative) things about Nagisa, until the real one finally remembered that only she could read the diary in which Nagisa wrote that "my socks are a little smelly," a quotation that confused the fake.
Source: Spot the Imposter - Also, his written reference sheet provides a quotation saying as much: All things, by the design of the Creator, ultimately serve the cause of Good.
Source: Web Original / Hands Of Chaos
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