押し付けるようなものの言い方はしたくないの英語

to spread false reports

something

of something, being better left unsaid

You may speak without reserve.

an obscure turn of phrase

the act of saying unnecessary things

to refuse to talk (about something)

a condition in which something would be better left unsaid

of a person, to become totally uncommunicative

a convenient excuse for not going

infelicitous phrasing

to speak without reserve―speak freely

expressing something in an indirect manner

Why, I told you so.

The rest needs no telling.

to deny a statement flatly

Do not say such blackguard things.

the action of speaking without reserve

the state of being impossible to fully express in words

to put it bluntly

the state or condition of being unable to explain something in words

I don't like having my name bandied about.

to tell a mass of lies―give rein to one's imagination

to get used to saying and become not unusual

because one has spoken out, the condition of being unable to withdraw

It doesn't do to complain.

I'd rather not say where we went.

He weighs every word he utters

I don't intend to say anything like that.

He refuses on some pretext or other.