to say that something is true, especially when it is bad or embarrassing, admit, to give an idea or possible plan, suggest, to make someone feel calm or less worried, reassure, to tell someone what you think they should do, advise, to say something officially or publicly, announce, to tell someone that something is definitely true to make them feel confident, assure, to make someone do something by talking to them, persuade, to say something briefly without much detail, mention, to say something very strongly and not accept refusal, insist, to tell someone important information, inform, to make something clear by giving details or reasons, explain, to say something officially or formally, declare, to make someone believe or agree with you, convince, to say that something is true or correct, confirm, to say that you are unhappy or annoyed about something, complain, to say that something is true, even if there is no proof, claim
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