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synonyms said

synonyms Explained The teacher explained,” The word synonym means similar to.”

synonyms Answered “I don’t know,” answered the boy.

synonyms Groaned The man groaned, “I’ve hurt my knee.”

synonyms Spluttered “what have you done?" spluttered dad.

synonyms Whispered Everyone in the library had to whisper.

synonyms Panted “I’m tired,” panted the runner.

synonyms Yelled “Foul!!” yelled the ref.

synonyms Grunted “Where is my tea?” grunted grandma.

synonyms Uttered “Let us pray,” uttered the vicar.

synonyms Moaned The children moaned,” We hate homework.”

synonyms Chat The two ladies said,” Let’s have a chat.”

synonyms Laughed “That joke was funny,” laughed Ben.