Enough said
phrase
No more needs to be said because the situation is clear.
She always comes late to the meetings, enough said.

Often appears as...
- no more words
- the situation is clear
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
No more needs to be said because the situation is clear.
She always comes late to the meetings, enough said.

Often appears as...
- no more words
- the situation is clear
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Conversational Closure
Used to indicate that nothing more needs to be said about the subject.

He got an A without studying, enough said.
Implied Understanding
Signals that the listener or reader is expected to agree or understand without further explanation.

The look on her face was priceless, enough said.
Subtext of Disapproval
Can imply a mild form of disapproval or criticism when stating a fact.

He's been late every day, enough said.
Conversational Closure
Used to indicate that nothing more needs to be said about the subject.

He got an A without studying, enough said.
Implied Understanding
Signals that the listener or reader is expected to agree or understand without further explanation.

The look on her face was priceless, enough said.
Subtext of Disapproval
Can imply a mild form of disapproval or criticism when stating a fact.

He's been late every day, enough said.
Conversational Closure
Used to indicate that nothing more needs to be said about the subject.

He got an A without studying, enough said.
Implied Understanding
Signals that the listener or reader is expected to agree or understand without further explanation.

The look on her face was priceless, enough said.
Subtext of Disapproval
Can imply a mild form of disapproval or criticism when stating a fact.

He's been late every day, enough said.
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