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outspokenly

American  
[aut-spoh-kuhn-lee] / ˌaʊtˈspoʊ kən li /

adverb

  1. in an outspoken way.


Example Sentences

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I have been outspokenly critical of how CDC and those other agencies have handled the opioid crisis, but the solution is not to take a wrecking ball to the institutions that protect us.

From Salon

Plus, Wright says, Ye’s outspokenly contrarian, against-the-grain opinions are in part what’s made him successful since the beginning — making Owens a sort of kindred spirit in the moment.

From Washington Post

True, they are at the top, but they are outspokenly women astronomers, and they are remaking astronomy.

From Scientific American

During that time — and throughout the shutdown — he was one of theater’s fiercest and most outspokenly frustrated advocates.

From New York Times

Her father was also a political gadfly, and one who was outspokenly homophobic.

From Seattle Times