say-so (Meaning)
Wordnet
say-so (n)
one chap's arbitrary assertion
an authoritative declaration
the power or right to give orders or make decisions
Synonyms & Antonyms of say-so
say-so Sentence Examples
- The witness could not say-so for sure if he saw the suspect at the crime scene.
- The doctor had the final say-so on whether the patient was fit for discharge.
- The mayor's say-so was necessary to approve the construction permit.
- The boss had the last say-so on which candidates to hire.
- The court order was the judge's say-so that the defendant must surrender their passport.
- The company's policy required all employees to have the president's say-so before taking any major action.
- The teacher could not say-so whether the student had cheated on the test.
- The astrologer's say-so about my future made me both excited and nervous.
- The CEO had the sole say-so in determining the company's investment strategy.
- The expert witness refused to give a say-so on the matter without further evidence.
FAQs About the word say-so
one chap's arbitrary assertion, an authoritative declaration, the power or right to give orders or make decisions
say, share, voice, part, vote,role, opinion, belief, conviction, sentiment
No antonyms found.
The witness could not say-so for sure if he saw the suspect at the crime scene.
The doctor had the final say-so on whether the patient was fit for discharge.
The mayor's say-so was necessary to approve the construction permit.
The boss had the last say-so on which candidates to hire.
