Meaning of go without saying in English:
go without saying
phrase
Be obvious.
‘it goes without saying that lay appointees must be selected with care’
- ‘It goes without saying that very few of these people have any specialized knowledge of African art history.’
- ‘It goes without saying that the sub-genre of rock opera lies uneasily within the larger categories of opera and rock music.’
- ‘It goes without saying that medicine has also seen some fantastic innovation during the last 20 years.’
- ‘It goes without saying that sampling some foie gras is practically mandatory.’
- ‘It goes without saying that, should this bill pass, the rate of organ donation will skyrocket in our province.’
- ‘And, of course, it goes without saying that you don't have to get drunk to enjoy the games.’
- ‘It goes without saying that we must maintain the solid defensive standard that we set last season.’
- ‘It goes without saying that there is zero tolerance for public drunkenness at this show.’
- ‘But it goes without saying that bridges can be conduits of benign or malignant cargoes.’
- ‘It goes without saying that eating these foods to replace every meal is not a good idea.’