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UK//juː dʒʌst ɡɒt θruː ˈseɪɪŋ//US//ju dʒʌst ɡɑt θru ˈseɪɪŋ//

Meaning of You just got through saying

You recently completed talking about a particular topic.

In simple words: You just finished talking about something.

You just got through saying in a sentence

  • You just got through saying how much you love this movie.
  • I didn't catch that; you just got through saying what time the meeting starts.
  • After you just got through saying that, why are you changing your mind?
  • You just got through saying the project is due next week.
  • Wow, you just got through saying some very insightful things!

How to use You just got through saying

Used informally to refer back to something just mentioned. Appropriate in casual conversation but may seem too informal in formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine someone just finishing a sentence with emphasis on their recent words.

Related words

Collocations with You just got through saying

  • got through saying
  • just got through
  • saying something

Synonyms for You just got through saying

  • you just mentioned
  • you recently said
  • you previously stated

Common mistakes with You just got through saying

  • Confusing with 'you just said' (less emphasis on recent completion)
  • Omitting 'just', leading to a loss of immediacy
  • Using in overly formal settings where simpler phrases would suffice

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Frequently asked questions about You just got through saying

What does You just got through saying mean?

You just finished talking about something.

What is the definition of You just got through saying?

You recently completed talking about a particular topic.

How do you use You just got through saying in a sentence?

You just got through saying how much you love this movie.

Can you give another example of You just got through saying?

I didn't catch that; you just got through saying what time the meeting starts.

What are synonyms for You just got through saying?

Common alternatives include you just mentioned, you recently said, you previously stated.

What words go with You just got through saying?

It commonly pairs with got through saying, just got through, saying something.

What are common mistakes when using You just got through saying?

Confusing with 'you just said' (less emphasis on recent completion) Omitting 'just', leading to a loss of immediacy Using in overly formal settings where simpler phrases would suffice

How do you pronounce You just got through saying?

US: //ju dʒʌst ɡɑt θru ˈseɪɪŋ//, UK: //juː dʒʌst ɡɒt θruː ˈseɪɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You just got through saying?

Used informally to refer back to something just mentioned. Appropriate in casual conversation but may seem too informal in formal contexts.