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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cared to mention" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are trying to convey that someone did not bring up a particular topic/idea in a conversation. For example, "I noticed that she wanted to talk about her new job, but she never cared to mention how she felt about it."
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Woods in his prime was the beginning, the middle and the end of the sport he dominated, No1 in any language you cared to mention.
Recently I was offered any financial incentive I cared to mention to continue working for the sons of a convicted billionaire murderer.
And while Mr. Smith's depiction of a bachelor party for a Goldman trader, replete with a topless woman in a hot tub, will not go down as Goldman's finest moment, there was no obvious abuse of corporate funds at that party, or at anytime during his time there, at least that he cared to mention.
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And any supermarket you care to mention.
Or any other flatshare drama you care to mention.
This holds for economics, medicine, education – any discipline you'd care to mention.
I've done that more often than I care to mention.
Public sector workers, on average, are overcompensated by whichever measure you care to mention.
"It has taken up more of my time than I would care to mention".
On those terms – and indeed on any others you'd care to mention – The Union is quite a triumph.
"Everyone's allowed a past they don't care to mention," sings Bill Callahan in his 2011 song America!
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