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Discover LudwigThe phrase "strongly say" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It can be used when emphasizing a statement or opinion, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "I can strongly say that this is the best solution for our problem."
Alternatives: "firmly state" or "emphatically express"
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"I want to strongly, strongly say we absolutely do not advocate violence," she said.
Some people will strongly say, 'I've been in hospital before, there's no way you're sending me to [intensive care]," says Smith.
"We would strongly say that at first sight all of these recommendations need to be implemented if this is going to work at all".
(Coggins responds: "I'd quite strongly say [profit] is nothing to do with what we're doing here").. "It sounds harsh, but if you have kids or something then maybe continuous cruising isn't the life for you," suggests Coggins.
I would quite strongly say smoking and asthma don't mix.
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"It's something I remember very strongly," says Geetie.
"The parts of the business interact strongly," says Bisson.
"David Cameron very strongly said we can do both.
"That's something we are fighting very strongly," says David.
Urban voters, mainly said no; those rural ones who bothered to vote strongly said yes.
We are very strongly saying to the politicians we want to keep standing areas".
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