Say a mouthful Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To express something that is very true, important, or exactly right, often when someone makes a wise or insightful comment.
Usage & Nuances
This is informal and often used to praise someone for expressing an important truth or stating something exactly right. It is not about speaking a lot, but about making a strong or accurate point. Often said as a response: 'You said a mouthful!'
Example Sentences
You said a mouthful when you called honesty important.
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Wow, you really said a mouthful about life being hard sometimes.
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He said a mouthful when he mentioned saving money for emergencies.
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'All relationships take work.' 'You said a mouthful.'
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When she said, 'Trust is hard to rebuild,' she really said a mouthful.
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'That's just how life goes sometimes.' 'You said a mouthful.'
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