daresay (Meaning)

daresay

agree, suppose, venture to say

No weak antonyms found.

I daresay that the new restaurant is worth trying, given the rave reviews it's received.
The doctor daresay that my recovery will take longer than expected.
I daresay that the boss is not too pleased with our recent performance.
The politician daresay that the new laws will improve the lives of citizens.
The artist daresay that his latest painting is his magnum opus.
The scientist daresay that a breakthrough in medical research is just around the corner.
The traveler daresay that the next leg of his journey will be even more thrilling.
The student daresay that the final exam was easier than he anticipated.
The chef daresay that the secret to her delicious dishes is a dash of love and passion.
The teacher daresay that her students are making remarkable progress this semester.

agree, suppose, venture to say

suppose, suspect,guess, assume, presume, think, believe, suspicion, conjecture,imagine

demonstrate,prove, learn, establish, validate, ascertain, substantiate, find out, document,determine

I daresay that the new restaurant is worth trying, given the rave reviews it's received.

The doctor daresay that my recovery will take longer than expected.

I daresay that the boss is not too pleased with our recent performance.

The politician daresay that the new laws will improve the lives of citizens.