speak out
Britishverb
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to state one's beliefs, objections, etc, bravely and firmly
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to speak more loudly and clearly
Example Sentences
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Khanna wasn’t the only one speaking out against ICE on Sunday.
From Los Angeles Times
The DUP even made it the subject of its weekly e-mail to members, headlined: "Never afraid to speak up and speak out."
From BBC
She plans to continue to campaign for a change in the law and to continue speaking out for women with endometriosis.
From BBC
More recently, the mayor spoke out against the county’s plan to cut $200 million in homeless services.
From Los Angeles Times
Alex and S both said that they were speaking out now about Google's work with federal agencies because they objected to their work contributing towards militarised actions against people.
From BBC
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