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" It could also mean that he doesn't agree with you, but wants to avoid starting an argument, so he says this instead to avoid arguing OR agreeing.
- " It could also mean that he doesn't agree with you, but wants to avoid starting an argument, so he says this instead to avoid arguing OR agreeing.
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It means: "I really don't agree with you, but your opinion really doesn't matter to me or anyone else, so I can't be bothered to try to explain."
It could also mean that he doesn't agree with you, but wants to avoid starting an argument, so he says this instead to avoid arguing OR agreeing.
It could also mean that he doesn't agree with you, but wants to avoid starting an argument, so he says this instead to avoid arguing OR agreeing.
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It basically means that even when you disagree with what the other person has said you're willing to obey/comply.
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In the US this is an offensive, belligerent statement. You're essentially telling the person that you don't like anything about him.
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I don't know anywhere in the US where "if you say so." is an expression of such distaste. At worst, it means "I don't believe you, but I don't want to argue about it."
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