Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
say-it-all
idiom
ˈseɪ ɪt ɔl
Definition
A phrase used to describe a statement or expression that conveys everything that needs to be said on a particular topic without additional explanation.
Examples
- “Her speech was so powerful, it really was a say-it-all moment for everyone present.”
- “The report was concise and to the point; it was a true say-it-all summary of the project’s findings.”
Meaning
To express everything succinctly in a single statement or to summarize someone’s thoughts perfectly.
Synonyms
- all-encompassing
- comprehensive
- concise
