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Meanings of voicing in anglès
Usage of voicing in anglès
1
You're welcome, sweetheart, but never be afraid of voicing your opinion, dear.
2
They had all seen it; the speaker was voicing the common feeling.
3
Henry glanced at the young man for voicing such an informed opinion.
4
From Billy's expression, I could tell voicing them wasn't exactly popular, either.
5
Tempers cooled earlier this week with both sides cautiously voicing some optimism.
6
He added he was voicing his own opinion, not official Fed policy.
7
Since then, Swift has been far less shy about voicing her opinions.
8
Photo: RNZ Since voicing her views, she has had supporters and detractors.
9
People had been known to disappear for voicing opposition to their edicts.
10
Defenders of Barroso and Goldman said many critics were voicing unreasonable prejudice.
11
There would be no voicing that feeling; it must ever remain inarticulate.
12
I've since been approached by more writers, directors and actors voicing support.
13
The Perth-born star has also been voicing views on Scottish politics post-Brexit.
14
Eight days ago, the Bishop, voicing the Church, had done the same.
15
I'm a self-appointed committee voicing a personal desire that has universal application.
16
They weren't shy about voicing their displeasure at a wack gift received.
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Translations for voicing
portuguès
espanyol
Voicing through the time
Voicing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common