daresay
verb
dare·say ˌder-ˈsā 
transitive verb
: venture to say : think probable —used only in the present tense first-person singular
intransitive verb
: agree, suppose —used only in the present tense first-person singular
Synonyms
- assume
- conjecture
- guess
- imagine
- presume
- speculate
- suppose
- surmise
- suspect
- suspicion [chiefly dialect]
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Example Sentences
I daresay we might manage to finish on time after all.
Recent Examples on the Web And while the mute Leatherface steals the show, the movie's documentary-like opening narration and audio of heinous news reports hint at something, daresay, more sophisticated. 
RenÉ A. Guzman, chicagotribune.com, 27 Oct. 2019
RenÉ A. Guzman, chicagotribune.com, 27 Oct. 2019 Word History
First Known Use
13th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense
Phrases Containing daresay
daresaid
verb
as in guessed
to form an opinion from little or no evidence I daresay we might manage to finish on time after all Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- guessed
- assumed
- supposed
- suspected
- presumed
- thought
- suspicioned
- surmised
- imagined
- speculated
- conjectured
- believed
- expected
- concluded
- inferred
- deduced
- hypothesized
- gathered
- theorized
- reckoned
- judged
- conceived
- hypothecated
- took
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- established
- proved
- documented
- demonstrated
- validated
- determined
- learned
- substantiated
- ascertained
- found out
- shover
- shovers
- shoves
- shoves (off)
- shoves off
- shoves over
- shoves up
- shoving
- shoving (off)
- shoving match
- shoving off
- shoving over
- shoving up
- show
- show (a lot of) promise
- show (someone) around
- show (someone) in
- show (someone) out
- show (someone) round
- show (someone) the door
- show (someone) who's boss
- show a lot of promise
- show a trick or two
- show around
- show bill