(n) hackneyed saying
(exp) if we put this another way
in other words
put differently
(exp) to do what one is told to
to take someone's advice
to listen to what someone says
(exp) (arch) it is needless to say
(n) beyond expression
unspeakable
inexpressible
indescribable
(exp) it goes without saying
there is no need to say so, but of course
it is needless to say
it need scarcely be said
(P)
(exp) it goes without saying
there is no need to say so, but of course
it is needless to say
it need scarcely be said
(exp) obviously
as we all know
needless to say
of course
(exp) obviously
as we all know
needless to say
of course
(exp) as everyone knows
needless to point out
(exp,n) (1) something that goes without saying
something that needn't be said
(2) something that should rather be left unsaid
(exp) now that you say that
now that you mention it
(exp,vs-i) to equivocate
to beat around the bush
(v1) to stop in the middle of a sentence
(n) (comp) language processor
(n) (ling) linguistic conceptualism
(n) (ling) linguistic realism
(exp,adj-i) admitting no excuse
(adj-i) ineffable
inexpressible
(exp) to cavil at a person's words
(exp) to suppress the freedom of speech
(exp) to give an evasive answer
(exp) (arch) those who resort to blandishments and fawning smiles are apt to lack compassion
a honeyed tongue with a heart of gall
(n) (comp) SQL
Structured Query Language
(n) (comp) Office Document Language
(n) (comp) procedural language
(exp) stinging (scathing) words
(n) (comp) scope of declaration
(n) disjunctive syllogism
(n) (comp) multilingual support