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A comment or something said

An act of pointing out or attentively noticing

A small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause

Very brief broadcast statement

Opinion, judgment, or belief

A reference to something supposed to be known, but not explicitly mentioned

Offensive and abusive language or behaviour

Unsolicited opinion

The expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people

A witty remark, retort or joke

Polite remarks used in formal conversation

A state of consciousness of, or attention to, something

A remark intended to mock or criticize

A short informal letter or written message

A remark or passage, especially in a play that is intended to be heard only by the audience

To speak or say something

To observe or take notice of

Hold and state as one's opinion

To say as a further remark

To say or write as a reaction

To recognize or understand a difference

To greet or physically respond to by recognizing the presence of

To say as an interruption or aside

Speak or write authoritatively about a topic

Make a witty remark

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Noun

A comment or something said

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

two cents' worth

vocalization^US

vocalisation^UK

whispered remark

confidential remark

brief statement

secondary source

critical analysis

expression of facts

expression of views

rhetorical question

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“It is worthy of remark that while the sources of naturalism go back a very long way in Western philosophy, it has been especially prominent in philosophy in America.”

Noun

An act of pointing out or attentively noticing

“He had never found the situation worthy of remark.”

Noun

Expression

vocalisation^UK

vocalization^US

choice of words

verbal expression

means of expression

coherent speech

manner of speaking

façon de parler

oral communication

vocal expression

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Noun

A small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause

idiomatic expression

way of speaking

figure of speech

choice of words

pearl of wisdom

words of wisdom

signature phrase

pearls of wisdom

manner of speaking

manner of writing

style of speech

façon de parler

style of writing

mode of writing

fixed expression

way of putting things

command of language

characterization

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Noun

Very brief broadcast statement

fifteen minutes of fame

photo opportunity

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Noun

Opinion, judgment, or belief

way of thinking

two cents' worth

school of thought

conceptualization^US

conceptualisation^UK

frame of reference

sneaking suspicion

generalization^US

article of faith

generalisation^UK

considered opinion

accepted wisdom

where one is at

shot in the dark

way of looking at things

line of reasoning

moral principles

moral philosophy

mental representation

code of behaviour^UK

rules of conduct

code of behavior^US

code of conduct

standards of behavior

ballpark figure

moral standards

mental attitude

emotional state

line of thinking

personal feeling

way of looking at it

self-conviction

acknowledgement^UK

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

view of the world

set of principles

point of observation

line of argument

from the perspective of

articles of faith

acknowledgment^US

point of vantage

where one stands

philosophizing^US

philosophising^UK

right of speech

mental visualization

two cents worth

right of free speech

component of a theory

received wisdom

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

line of thought

prevailing attitude

accepted belief

itemized information

piece of information

stab in the dark

vocalization^US

rough calculation

vocalisation^UK

attitude to life

part and parcel

chain of thought

process of reasoning

traditional wisdom

logical thought

chain of reasoning

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Noun

A reference to something supposed to be known, but not explicitly mentioned

incidental mention

indirect reference

figure of speech

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

double entendre

implication about

passing mention

word to the wise

a word to the wise

secondary meaning

sneaking suspicion

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Noun

Offensive and abusive language or behaviour

character assassination

scandalmongering

malicious gossip

defamation of character

misrepresentation

contemptuousness

false accusation

superciliousness

backhanded compliment

misrepresentation of character

rumourmongering^UK

rumormongering^US

false insinuation

taking the mickey

loss of self-respect

underestimation

verbal disapproval

scandalous remark

smear campaigning

slap in the face

kick in the teeth

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Noun

Unsolicited opinion

two cents worth

flea in the ear

Noun

The expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people

exchange of views

verbal exchange

exchange of ideas

information flow

wheeling and dealing

channel of communication

question and answer session

chitter-chatter

informal conversation

two-way communication

chewing the fat

chewing the rag

brief conversation

trivial conversation

beauty-parlor chitchat

casual conversation

social relations

private conversation

getting in touch

verbal sparring

social intercourse

exchanging information

intercommunication

press conference

oral examination

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Noun

A witty remark, retort or joke

double entendre

sardonic remark

witty conversation

good-natured remark

shaggy dog story

witty communication

bit of mischief

nice turn of phrase

acknowledgement^UK

doubles entendres

acknowledgment^US

snappy comeback

shaggy-dog story

pleasant conversation

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Noun

Polite remarks used in formal conversation

Noun

A state of consciousness of, or attention to, something

tender loving care

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

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Noun

A remark intended to mock or criticize

slap in the face

kick in the teeth

superciliousness

backhanded compliment

left-handed compliment

disparaging remark

pointed comment

blow to one's pride

ruffled feathers

snappy comeback

critical remark

character assassination

rap over the knuckles

verbal disapproval

microaggression

underestimation

slap on the wrist

mocking comment

verbal onslaught

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Noun

A short informal letter or written message

written communication

written message

piece of information

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

information sheet

official statement

front-page news

particularization

official communication

press statement

what's happening

what's going down

the word on the street

unconfirmed report

back-fence talk

chapter and verse

inside information

word to the wise

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Noun

A remark or passage, especially in a play that is intended to be heard only by the audience

Verb

To speak or say something

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

pass comment on

say something about

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“At times he would remark under his breath, disavowing it even as he spoke.”

Verb

To observe or take notice of

pay attention to

catch a glimpse of

take a dekko at

become aware of

get a glimpse of

take a gander at

have a gander at

have a squint at

have a dekko at

take a shufti at

have a shufti at

give something a once-over

give attention to

become conscious of

feast one's eyes

be on the scene

be a witness to

feast your eyes on

have a butcher's at

get an eyeful of

check something out

give something the once-over

have a look-see at

give a thought to

give thought to

take into consideration

keep under surveillance

keep under observation

watch like a hawk

keep a weather eye on

keep under scrutiny

give the once-over

keep a beady eye on

take a glance at

keep eagle eye on

cast an eye over

go over with a fine-tooth comb

lay one's eyes on

subject to an examination

give something a going-over

give the once over

look something over

come to terms with

look at carefully

have a look-see

examine closely

put under a microscope

take a good look

conduct oneself towards

run your eye over

watch from a distance

look through something

keep one's eye on

make enquiries into

conduct investigations into

examine carefully

make inquiries into

take a good look at

take a butcher's at

give the eagle eye

not take one's eyes off

look through narrowed eyes

conduct an investigation into

make an observation of

make a recce of

take the measure of

screw up one's eyes

narrow one's eyes

look something up and down

look up and down

get a bird's-eye view of

take a butcher's

fix one's gaze at

feast one's eyes on

stare in wonder

stare open-mouthed

have a good look

subject to an inspection

give something a look-see

bury oneself in

have a quick look

take a quick look

glance one's eye

act with regard to

conduct oneself toward

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“Several heads turned sharply to remark this unaccustomed display of feeling from a Fifth Floor lady.”

Verb

Hold and state as one's opinion

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

be of the opinion

have the feeling

be of the conviction

express an opinion

take as a hypothesis

philosophize^US

philosophise^UK

formulate a theory

take as gospel truth

have sneaking suspicion

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Verb

To say as a further remark

continue to speak

give utterance to

put in two cents

breathe a word of

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Verb

To say or write as a reaction

make a rejoinder

say in response

speak in response

field the question

give a snappy comeback

rise to the bait

round on someone

give a response to

make a response

write back to someone

come back to someone

conduct oneself

conduct yourself

comport oneself

have a funny feeling

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Verb

To recognize or understand a difference

contradistinguish

recognize a distinction

discern a difference

tell the difference

draw a distinction

know what's what

separate the sheep from the goats

separate the wheat from the chaff

characterize^US

individualize^US

tell the difference between

characterise^UK

individualise^UK

make a distinction

make a distinction between

draw a distinction between

set side by side

tell one from another

make distinction

set at variance

tell which is which

differentialize

see a difference

hold a candle to

stack up against

set in opposition

distinguish between

discern a difference between

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Verb

To greet or physically respond to by recognizing the presence of

Verb

To say as an interruption or aside

Verb

Speak or write authoritatively about a topic

give an address

write learnedly

write at length

deliver an address

get on a soapbox

speak at length

deliver a sermon

give a lecture to

deliver a speech

make an oration

give lessons in

address an audience

give an address to

give a speech to

make a speech to

give a discourse to

give an oration to

give a sermon to

deliver a sermon to

give a dissertation to

protest strongly

pontificate about

expostulate about

express disapproval of

go into detail about

hold forth about

preach a sermon

spread the gospel

mouth off about

make a fuss about

kick up a stink about

write at length about

speak at length about

deliver a tirade to

sound off about

express one's opinion

lay down the law

talk forcefully

shoot off one's mouth

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Verb

Make a witty remark

pull somebody's leg

play with words

play a practical joke

pull someone's leg

pull someone's chain

have someone on

wind someone up

mess someone about

mess someone around

make a monkey out of someone

take the mickey

make a monkey out of

have a joke with

yank somebody's chain

make jokes about

be sarcastic about

make a monkey of

take the mickey out of

poke mullock at

muck someone about

take the piss out of

hold up to ridicule

treat with contempt

make a laughing-stock

make someone a laughing stock

expose to ridicule

laugh out of court

hold up to shame

be contemptuous of

turn up one's nose

make cutting remarks about

say contemptuously

give Bronx cheer

turn your nose up at

turn up your nose

curl one's lip at

hold in contempt

lead somebody on

give a hard time

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