Daresay
verb
To believe or say something confidently about a situation.
I daresay you are correct in your assessment.
Usage tips
Neutral
daresay that,I daresay,one might daresay
verb
To believe or say something confidently about a situation.
I daresay you are correct in your assessment.
Usage tips
Neutral
daresay that,I daresay,one might daresay
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Confidence
Using 'daresay' can show your confidence in a statement.
I daresay, this is the best option available.
Pro Tip 2/3Contextual Use
Be aware that 'daresay' is more common in formal writing or speeches.
In casual conversation, it might sound overly formal.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Reference
In British English, 'daresay' has a more established presence compared to American English.
You might hear 'daresay' more often in classic literature.
Pro Tip 1/3Confidence
Using 'daresay' can show your confidence in a statement.
I daresay, this is the best option available.
Pro Tip 2/3Contextual Use
Be aware that 'daresay' is more common in formal writing or speeches.
In casual conversation, it might sound overly formal.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Reference
In British English, 'daresay' has a more established presence compared to American English.
You might hear 'daresay' more often in classic literature.
Pro Tip 1/3Confidence
Using 'daresay' can show your confidence in a statement.
I daresay, this is the best option available.
Pro Tip 2/3Contextual Use
Be aware that 'daresay' is more common in formal writing or speeches.
In casual conversation, it might sound overly formal.
Pro Tip 3/3Cultural Reference
In British English, 'daresay' has a more established presence compared to American English.
You might hear 'daresay' more often in classic literature.
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