Something that is said or expressed is an idea or information that is spoken, signed, or written.
A statement.
"I love you" is a common expression used to convey deep affection and care towards someone.
No, "said" is not a conjunction. It is a verb commonly used to indicate something that has been spoken or expressed by someone.
No, "said" is not a synonym for "plead." "Said" is used to indicate that something has been spoken or expressed, while "plead" is used to appeal or make a request in a legal context.
Spoken means orally said. Speaking in response. Using speech in a specified manner or voice. The past participle of speak. Expressed by speaking. Verbal saying something. Delivered by word or mouth.
Pronounced, spoken, aforementioned, forenamed, aforesaid...
No, the correct phrasing is "Did you say something?" The word "said" should be changed to "say" to make the question grammatically correct.
remark
thats an iocompletely expressed question. I cant answer something not said the right way.
impliedif something is not expressed, it is implied.
It is an opinion that someone has verbalised or said. 'He expressed his opinion very loudly to the whole congregation'.
value
Something that is completely expressed and can be clearly understood.
Something that is completely expressed and can be clearly understood.
in a state of latency
expressed
In mathematics, rational refers to something that can be expressed as a ratio.
Because I wanted to expressed something.
maybe he do something that he expressed it on a legend.