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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ðæt ˈsɛd/ · UK /ðæt ˈsed/
that said means: Used to add a different point that limits or partly disagrees with what you have just said.
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Used to add a different point that limits or partly disagrees with what you have just said.
- It is expensive. That said, it is useful.
- I enjoyed the film. That said, it was rather long.
- The route is difficult. That said, beginners can manage it with help.
Questions about that said
What does that said mean?
Used to add a different point that limits or partly disagrees with what you have just said.
What is that said in other languages?
Türkçe: bununla birlikte · Español: dicho esto · Français: cela dit · Deutsch: allerdings · Italiano: detto questo · 日本語: とはいえ
How do you pronounce that said?
In American English /ðæt ˈsɛd/; in British English /ðæt ˈsed/.
How do you use that said in a sentence?
It is expensive. That said, it is useful. I enjoyed the film. That said, it was rather long.
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