go without saying



go without saying

To be unambiguous, perfectly clear, or self-evident; to be already acknowledged, established, or accepted. This should go without saying, but you will receive an automatic zero if you are caught cheating on the exam.
See also: saying, without

go without saying

Be self-evident, a matter of course. For example, It goes without saying that success is the product of hard work. This expression is a translation of the French cela va sans dire. [Second half of 1800s]
See also: saying, without

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Sakhr-Arabic
Belenus-Celtic Mythology
Wolter-Dutch
Caio-Portuguese (Brazilian)
Paulinho-Portuguese
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