to leave a message for someone who is not currently available

as far as ... is concerned; speaking in terms of

to make a formal speech, statement, or utterance, typically in a meeting or public forum

a statement or prediction of what will happen in the future

specific comments, statements, or arguments voiced publicly

spoken words or the things that someone says

a formal public statement or announcement, typically issued by a government or organization

a solemn promise or vow

to say something candidly or acknowledge a truth openly without reservation

unverified information, reports, or stories spread by word of mouth; hearsay

A regional variety of a language distinguished by features of vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

to have heard what was said; hearing this

to speak one's mind directly or bluntly without hesitation

it may be said; can be spoken of

words and actions; what one says and what one does

to talk nonsense or speak incoherently; babbling and unfounded ravings

the final words spoken or written by a person before their death

a famous remark or well-known quote

unconfirmed reports or gossip circulated among people

to talk to oneself; to think aloud; to soliloquize

it goes without saying; it is self-evident

to publicly circulate or let it be known, such as a story, plan, or intention

honeyed or flattering words used to please, persuade, or deceive others

to state firmly or positively as being true

the right of speech

the specific words, wording, or manner of expression used by someone

to break one's promise

in other words; to put it another way

a preface, foreword, introduction, or preamble to a piece of writing or a speech

to act as a spokesperson or brand ambassador, representing or promoting a product, brand, or cause

to not say a word

to make a suggestion or state one's views and ideas

generally speaking

portraying a love affair; romantic; sentimental (used for movies, novels, etc.)

used to summarize or conclude a statement or argument; in a word; in brief

To return from a digression to the main subject or point of a discussion or story.

To express one's opinions or thoughts freely and without restraint; to speak one's mind to one's heart's content.

rumors and slanders; malicious gossip

introductory remarks, foreword, or preface to a book, article, or speech

to speak one's mind freely and directly without any concealment or hesitation