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daresay Definition and Meaning in English (daresay definition)

adverb
Synonyms:I supposeI imagineI expect
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Daresay definition: To venture to say or suppose something, often used to express a polite or tentative opinion or a mild presumption.

Definitions of Daresay

  1. 1adverb(formal)

    To venture to say or suppose something, often used to express a polite or tentative opinion or a mild presumption.

Example Sentences

formal

“I daresay you're right about the new policy.”

casual

“I daresay it will rain later today.”

business

“I daresay he's the best candidate for the job.”

Synonyms

I supposeI imagineI expectI guessI believe

Antonyms

I denyI disagreeI doubt

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