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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌseɪ ɪt ˈɔːl/
say it all means: To clearly show a feeling or situation without using words.
verb
SHOW WITHOUT WORDSB2
To clearly show a feeling or situation without using words.
- Her smile says it all.
- His disappointed face said it all.
- They said nothing, but the tears in their eyes said it all.
SUM UP PERFECTLYB2
To express the most important thing about someone or something in a few words.
- The title says it all.
- Her simple motto said it all: keep trying.
- For this crowded hotel, the name “Busy Corner” really says it all.
Questions about say it all
What does say it all mean?
To clearly show a feeling or situation without using words.
What is say it all in other languages?
Türkçe: her şeyi anlatmak · Español: decirlo todo · Français: tout dire · Deutsch: alles sagen · Italiano: dire tutto · 日本語: すべてを物語る
How do you pronounce say it all?
It is pronounced /ˌseɪ ɪt ˈɔːl/.
How do you use say it all in a sentence?
Her smile says it all. His disappointed face said it all.
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