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Discover LudwigThe phrase "rather say that" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express one's opinion in a more definitive way, by suggesting that one's opinion is stronger than those of others. For example: "Some people believe that the city is too crowded, but I would rather say that it's simply vibrant with activity."
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"I would rather say that was scary, but we got three points," said the manager Chris Coleman.
I would rather say that it has served its purpose.
I would rather say that the book itself is a new work.
I would rather say that he knows why his constituents sent him to Washington, which is to do the people's business.
I would not say that Judge Sonia Sotomayor is unqualified for the position of justice of the Supreme Court; I would rather say that she is "misqualified".
I'd rather say that PIH are thorough in all aspects of operation and wise in their use of money and supplies.
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Rather says that they are now amicable colleagues; "perfectly proper" is how Safer describes the relationship.
Rather says that he is "comfortable" with Moonves playing a larger part in news.
5The expert did not praise the wine for its "jamminess," as originally reported, but, rather, said that it was "jammy".
^5^The expert did not praise the wine for its "jamminess," as originally reported, but, rather, said that it was "jammy".
"It wasn't a negative, but rather saying that she's a dream, somebody who is collaborative and can talk intelligently about the story," Mr. Horowitz said.
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