Say so
noun, plural say-sos.
1.
one's personal statement or assertion.
2.
final authority; directing influence.
3.
an authoritative statement.
Origin:
1630–40; orig., one's mere word on a matter, as opposed to proof
1630–40; orig., one's mere word on a matter, as opposed to proof
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| say-so | |
| —n | |
| 1. | an arbitrary assertion |
| 2. | an authoritative decision |
| 3. | the authority to make a final decision |
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