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What is another way to say said?

There are many ways to say "said" depending on the context and the tone you want to convey. Here are a few options, categorized by their nuance:

Neutral:

* Replied

* Answered

* Stated

* Remarked

* Explained

* Added

* Continued

More informal:

* Went on to say

* Chimed in

* Pointed out

* Noted

* Asked

* Whispered

* Shouted

More formal:

* Declared

* Asserted

* Proclaimed

* Announced

* Conveyed

* Articulated

* Elaborated

Figurative:

* Cried

* Moaned

* Whispered

* Gushed

* Spat out

* Snarled

* Chuckled

To show specific emotion:

* Exclaimed (surprise, excitement)

* Muttered (anger, dissatisfaction)

* Grumbled (annoyance)

* Sighed (sadness, resignation)

* Snorted (disbelief, amusement)

* Sobbed (intense sadness)

* Boomed (confidence, authority)

You can also use verbs that describe the action of speaking, such as:

* Argued

* Begged

* Complained

* Demanded

* Insisted

* Offered

* Promised

* Threatened

Ultimately, the best alternative to "said" depends on the specific situation and what you want to communicate.

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