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that is to say

 

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Adverbial that is to say has 1 sense
  1. namely, viz., that is to say, videlicet - as follows

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Term: That is to say

Meaning: Used to introduce or explain something in a different or clearer way

Part of speech: Phrase / Idiom

Senses and Usages:

  1. Sense: Clarification
  2. Usage: "She is very talented, that is to say, she excels in multiple art forms."

    Example sentence: "I have a lot of work to do, that is to say, I have a pressing deadline approaching."

  3. Sense: Reframing
  4. Usage: "It has been raining all day; that is to say, our plans for the picnic are ruined."

    Example sentence: "I've spent years in the industry, that is to say, I have considerable experience in this sector."

  5. Sense: In other words
  6. Usage: "The car is too expensive, that is to say, we can't afford it."

    Example sentence: "My friend decided to quit his job; that is to say, he wanted a change in his career."

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