A LITTLE SAY

Definition: Expressing a small or limited amount of opinion or input on a particular matter.

Synonyms: Small Talk, Brief Opinion, Minor Input, Tiny Voice, Short Comment

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A little say is better than complete silence.
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A little say can go a long way in shaping our decisions.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I'd like your thoughts on the new marketing campaign. What do you think?B: Sure, I can give a little say. Overall, I think the concept is strong, but I have some reservations about the messaging.A: Could you elaborate on your concerns?B: Of course. I feel the tone might be too formal for our target audience.
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