What is another word for as much as to say?
Pronunciation: [az mˈʌt͡ʃ az tə sˈe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
The phrase "as much as to say" is used to indicate that something is being suggested or hinted at without directly stating it. Alternative phrases that convey a similar meaning include "implying," "hinting," "suggesting," "alluding to," "insinuating," and "conveying." These words are especially useful in creative writing, where subtlety is often key in conveying a character's thoughts or motivations. In business or professional communication, phrases such as "suggesting" or "implying" can be useful in order to avoid making direct accusations or insinuations. Each of these phrases can help to convey a message without resorting to outright stating it.
