Difference between Said and Same

SAID vs SAME: NOUN

The language of nomadic Lapps in northern Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsula
A member of an indigenous nomadic people living in northern Scandinavia and herding reindeer

Similar in kind, quality, quantity, or degree.
Conforming in every detail.
Being the one previously mentioned or indicated; aforesaid.
Equal in amount or value
Same in identity
Not different or other; not another or others; identical; unchanged.
Of like kind, species, sort, dimensions, or the like; not differing in character or in the quality or qualities compared; corresponding; not discordant; similar; like.
Similar, alike.
Used to express the unity of an object or person which has various different descriptions or qualities.
A reply of confirmation of identity.
Closely similar or comparable in kind or quality or quantity or degree
Unchanged in character or nature
Being the very one; identical.

Together.
Identical numerically; one in substance; not other; always preceded by the definite article or other definitive word (this or that).
Of one nature or general character; of one kind, degree, or amount: as, we see in men everywhere the same passions and the same vices; two flames that are the same in temperature; two bodies of the same dimensions; boxes that occupy the same space.
Just mentioned, or just about to be mentioned or denoted: often used for the sake of emphasis or to indicate contempt or vexation.
However; nevertheless; still; yet: used to introduce a reservation, explanation, or fact not in conflict but in contrast with what has been said.
(idiom) (all/just) Notwithstanding; nevertheless.

Reiterated, Commented, Stated, Insisted, Emphasized, Acknowledged, Added, Remarked, Told, Noted, Stressed, Explained, Aforementioned, Aforesaid, Same

Very, Said, Aforesaid, Selfsame, Aforementioned, Equivalent, Indistinguishable, Duplicate, Like, One, Unchanged, Equal, Corresponding, Identical, Comparable

Suggested, Quoted, Indicated, Contended, Asserted, Stated, Insisted, Emphasized, Acknowledged, Added, Noted, Stressed, Aforesaid, Aforementioned, Same

Very, Said, Aforesaid, Selfsame, Aforementioned, Equivalent, Indistinguishable, Duplicate, Like, One, Unchanged, Equal, Corresponding, Identical, Comparable

That said, however, respondents said there was a lack of clarity within their organisations about how, when and why the procedures should be used.
Defendant said that he did not, but refused consent, claiming his attorney said to never let anyone search his car.
Constitution, according to the stipulations of said section, with the same effect as if contained in said printed copies.
Kim really believed everyone was where said they said they were.
Some witnesses said he gave such a command; most said he did not.
Sondland also said, and many times he said he presumed what actually happened.
Some passengers said they heard the message, but others said they did not.
If what Vindman said was important, how he said it in the public hearings also mattered.
Kakar said in a letter to his clients, the report said.
That said, it is entirely possible to mitigate said risk.

He shall have the same qualifications as the governor and serve for the same term.
Our children are the same ages and attended the same schools so we met almost every day.
To measure the angle are at the same position is formed when two rays originate same.
Why do I see two charges for the same hosted zone in the same month?
Note that the same salesperson is unable to represent both parties in the same transaction.
GSUSA does not always take the same positions or endorse the same programs as WAGGGS.
They are both using the same network and the same EPO plan type.
For two types to be the same, they must have the same members.
An apostille has the same requirements, the same fee, and the same instructions as a Certificate of Authority.
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