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Meanings of give vent in English
Usage of give vent in English
1
Napier thought Monteith would explode, or give vent to the usual sarcasm.
2
Peter had felt that he must give vent to his feelings somehow.
3
And, with all this, time was found to give vent to discontent.
4
We must not give vent to our anger but bring it under control.
5
Greenfield was too well-schooled to give vent to the slightest expression of surprise.
6
The word vintner caused him to give vent to an ejaculation of surprise.
7
Nevertheless, the two women continued to give vent to their feelings of surprise.
8
Now, Wulf knew better than to give vent to his hurts.
9
The king reddened, but dared not give vent to his displeasure.
10
He started and opened his lips to give vent to a sharp command.
11
Charles hastened to his little chamber up-stairs to give vent to his grief.
12
Again did Marie give vent to that childish laugh of hers.
13
For a minute or two Kennedy let her give vent to her emotions.
14
Suddenly he heard Andy give vent to a cry of alarm.
15
It was Andy's turn to give vent to a low exclamation.
16
I must give vent to my wrath, my vexation, and grief!
