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Meanings of most outspoken in English

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Usage of most outspoken in English
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He is the frankest, most outspoken of writers; and that very frankness.
Dreamthorp / A Book of Essays Written in the Country
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Perhaps border adjustment's most outspoken Senate critic is Georgia Republican David Perdue.
Reuters
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Fahmy has been the most outspoken against the charges during his trial.
The Guardian
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Below is just a few offerings from the tournament's most outspoken coach.
The Irish Times
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The brothers, however, were the most outspoken about the easiness of the thing.
The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 13
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The Lib Dems have been the most outspoken on this issue, he says.
The Guardian
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Imperial soldiers then rushed in with restraints to arrest the most outspoken demonstrators.
The Winds of Dune
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He has also been the most outspoken Dutch opponent to the Greek bailout.
Reuters
9
The Methodist Society of Glastonbury were most outspoken, declaring the law-
The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut
10
Some of Uganda's pastors have been some of the bill's most outspoken supporters.
Reuters
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Who else, most outspoken prince? he replied, with an unctuous smile.
The Idiot
12
Its right-wing government is among the continent's most outspoken voices against allowing mass immigration.
Reuters
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Britain, the most outspoken critic of EU-imposed quotas, says its voluntary approach is adequate.
Reuters
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Public Enemy has been one of the most outspoken groups in the MP3 debate.
Wired
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While Democratic lawmakers were the most outspoken in their attacks, Republicans also grilled Stumpf.
Reuters
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Tito Mboweni has long been one of the most outspoken characters with the ANC.
The South African
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Ireland
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United States of America
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