I wouldn't say no (to something)
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used for admitting that you would like something, especially something that has been offered to you
I wouldn’t say no to another piece of cake.
Thesaurus: willing to do or accept something
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I ˌwouldn't say ˈno (to sth) idiom
(informal) used to say that you would like sth or to accept sth that is offered
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I wouldn't say no to a pizza.
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‘Tea, Brian?’ ‘I wouldn't say no.’
Useful english dictionary.
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