have (one's) say

To express or make known one's views, opinions, or ideas. We aren't going to make a decision until everyone here has had their say. They won't let me have my say because they know I disagree with them. I just hope I have my say about how the money is distributed.

have your ˈsay

(informal) give your opinion about something: You’ve had your say, now let me have mine.

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See also:

be past the point of no return
be a slam-clicker
be beyond the point of no return
(one's) loved ones
be remembered as (something)
be remembered as/for something
be in (one's) good graces
be in somebody's good graces
be in someone's good graces
be remembered for (something)

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