that is to say (Meaning)

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that is to say (r)

as follows

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher explained the concept, that is to say, the fundamental principle.
The instructions were clear, that is to say, they provided step-by-step guidance.
The candidate's qualifications, that is to say, their skills and experience, met the job requirements.
The painting depicted a tranquil scene, that is to say, it portrayed serenity and calmness.
The weather forecast predicts rain, that is to say, there is a high probability of precipitation.
The doctor diagnosed the patient with a mild concussion, that is to say, a head injury that affects brain function.
The CEO emphasized the importance of teamwork, that is to say, the collaboration among employees.
The contract specifies the terms and conditions, that is to say, the obligations and responsibilities of the parties involved.
The study concluded that exercise is beneficial, that is to say, it improves physical and mental well-being.
The novel explored the themes of love and loss, that is to say, the emotional experiences of the human journey.

as follows

utter, talk, speak, discuss,tell, give, bring out, vocalize, enunciate, pass

suppress,suppress,stifle, stifle,

The teacher explained the concept, that is to say, the fundamental principle.

The instructions were clear, that is to say, they provided step-by-step guidance.

The candidate's qualifications, that is to say, their skills and experience, met the job requirements.

The painting depicted a tranquil scene, that is to say, it portrayed serenity and calmness.