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to outspoken
adjective
Speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly; vocal.
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And that's about as close to outspoken as she gets.
This was the city I had returned to: outspoken and opinionated, the center of freethinking.
At length Hellman is reduced to outspoken resentment of the guests of honor, who hadn't wanted to socialize in the first place.
Horsewell has said that he was "amazed by the evocative prose in [Shaha's] book and the challenges he faced moving from nominal believer to outspoken freethinker".
Read more He had less national name recognition than his colleagues but he diligently visited many small coffee shops and halls in New Hampshire to shore up support and offer an alternative vote to outspoken Mr Trump.
Such a claim is anathema to outspoken critics of the Bush administration's decision in 2002 to resort to methods that the United States had for decades shunned as illegal.
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"In Pakistan, you don't have to be outspoken to be killed.
Your peers may try to be outspoken to you and make you stop talking.
You've got this big guy who tends to be outspoken, hard to get along with, and you've got this woman who is statesmanlike, courtly".
In order to be outspoken, you have to believe that your voice has worth.
But he still seems hardwired to be outspoken and remains quick to focus on figure skating's hidden agendas.
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