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Discover Ludwig"speak well of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to praise someone or something in a positive way. For example, "I was surprised to hear that she spoke so well of her former boss."
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I like to speak well of people.
"It doesn't speak well of America".
"It doesn't speak well of the Tampa Bay area".
Let us not speak well of it either.
On the other hand, Burt is right to speak well of new, younger poets.
Quoting the Gospel, he said, "If all men speak well of you, woe be unto you".
If one can't help neighbors in need, it doesn't speak well of figuring out the future.
These steps may motivate your counterpart to speak well of you to potential partners.
And the faculty thought that also didn't speak well of the university.
And what we do know from the inquest does not speak well of him.
("I think I can speak well of a person like that").
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