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What word means said?

There isn't one perfect word that always means "said" because the specific meaning can vary depending on the context. Here are some options and their nuances:

General alternatives:

* Spoke: More formal than "said."

* Stated: Implies a formal or deliberate statement.

* Declared: Similar to "stated," but with a stronger emphasis on the importance of the statement.

* Remarked: Implies a casual or brief comment.

* Uttered: Implies a spoken word or phrase, often with a negative connotation.

More specific alternatives:

* Whispered: Spoken quietly.

* Shouted: Spoken loudly.

* Mumbled: Spoken unclearly or softly.

* Explained: Spoken with the intention of clarifying something.

* Asked: Spoken with the intention of receiving information.

Alternatives for writing:

* He/She/They replied: When someone is responding to something.

* He/She/They continued: When someone is continuing a previous thought.

* He/She/They added: When someone is adding to a previous statement.

The best choice depends on the context of your sentence and the specific tone you want to convey.

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