英和和英

In short

to remark in passing

Furthermore

to speak with too much self-pride

to hesitate before saying

to tell the truth

to be honest

to say things outright―tell the downright truth―state the straightforward fact―speak out―speak plain―speak in plain English―hint broadly―call a spade a spade

to tell the plain truth 【イディオム・格言的には：】“call a spade a spade”

to say so

a phrase meaning 'that is to say'

to insinuate―innuendo―drop a hint―（that he is a miser, etc.）

meaning?

say so‐and‐so

metaphorically speaking

to hesitate to speak

according to tradition

to continue with one's previous remarks

to say something

（反対なら）to make objections―raise objections―（苦情なら）―make complaints―（非難なら）―call in question―（干渉なら）―meddle in one's affairs―（世評なら）―talk

to speak the plain truth

If you say that

Let me remark in passing

an act of spreading a false rumor

an act of criticizing afterwards

to use a common phrase―in common parlance―as the saying is

one act of speech

the act of stopping the telling of something in the middle of a sentence

speaking from the other side of the issue

the act of misstating (something)