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Meanings of more strident in English

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Usage of more strident in English
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Whether they can bring more strident members along is a different question.
Reuters
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The same menace was repeated in more strident tones on January 29th:
The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2)
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In recent years O'Brien has been known for taking a more strident tone.
The Guardian
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However, it was a more strident Wilton Backhouse who greeted her.
Driving Heat
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The Chief Minister of Punjab, Amarinder Singh, was even more strident.
News.com.au
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But these outreach efforts can be sabotaged by more strident voices.
Reuters
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If anything, the last three years have turned him more strident.
NY Magazine
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Abrain Tebet of the Brazilian Sports Confederation was even more strident.
The Irish Times
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The harsh voices of the Japanese grew still more strident.
Korea's Fight for Freedom
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They were more strident in their criticisms of Lincoln than their New York co-belligerents.
A. lincoln: a biography
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The more strident among the disgruntled usually correspond in crayon.
The Irish Times
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The voices-theGerman voices-camenearer, became louder and more strident.
The Apartment Next Door
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And the Newspoll published in today's Australian will encourage him to be more strident.
News.com.au
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Republicans in Congress have struck, if anything, a more strident tone than Mr Trump.
News.com.au
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It wasn't a neigh, or a whinny, but rather a more strident braying sound.
The Plains of Passage
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The appeals from industry leaders became more strident as more airlines grounded planes on Tuesday.
Reuters
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