The phrase "voice it out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to express their thoughts or feelings openly.
Example: "If you have any concerns about the project, please voice it out during the meeting."
Alternatives: "speak up" or "express your thoughts."
(TBA) " pregnant women who have delivered more than 3 children, they know the symptoms which come to them, that is why they bear up the pain before they expose it to somebody, some of them when the pain starts, it is 2 days before they voice it out".
According to most participants they were more likely to "bear up with the pain" and ask for help at a later stage, as illustrated in this quote: " pregnant women who have delivered more than 3 children, they know the symptoms which come to them, that is why they bear up the pain before they expose it to somebody, some of them when the pain starts, it is 2 days before they voice it out".
Some people dare not say what they want to, and when you voice it out, they look up to you, regardless of size.
As we stepped outside after a wonderful meal, it hit me and I voiced it out loud.
However, other unexpected reasons arose such as not wanting to get a mammogram in the first place and perhaps being afraid of voicing it out to the medical staff.
The voice, it turns out, is a recorded message from the mayor.
The sound of a voice, it turns out, will drown in the thickness of a plot.
Instead, I'm celebrating my birthday, grateful to have finally developed horse sense at the age of 55 and proven that, yes, you can teach an old dog neWhenever -- or at least a mIdlife woman.
This will only make your throat hurt more, and when you use your chest voice, it comes out deeper and fuller.
Sure, it has The Voice helping it out, but if it wasn't engaging its audience, they wouldn't be sticking around.
The melody and the lyrics are really insistent but the softness in his voice balances it out.
