Meanings of opine on in English

He later added: I'm not going to opine on limiting anything.

Immodestly, I feel I am qualified to opine on the subject.

If I give you an overview, can you opine on whether we have a serial?

Murdoch, who opened his Twitter account this year, has used it to colorfully opine on a number of topics.

Murdoch, who opened his Twitter account this year, has used it to colourfully opine on a number of topics.

From his establishment vantage-point, this was the third time Dr Offit had popped up to opine on the issue.

One was 2012 legislation exempting auditors of small companies from a requirement that audits review and opine on internal controls.

It would not be just for me to opine on my own, lest I encounter my very own unchecked privilege.

So why would any non-black individual label Jordan or Woods a failure if they chose to not opine on politics?

David and Irene get to Soap Box what's been getting on their respective goats and further opine on things news worthy.

It is unlikely that he will opine on a remedy if the justices agree that the CFPB's director is unconstitutionally appointed.

The MTA shot back calling the audit "not fact-based" and its conclusions "worthless," and questioning the department's ability to opine on real estate deals.

She's an award-winning journalist and media commentator who opines on race, politics and social issues.

Paulson later started a China-focused think tank, for instance, which now regularly opines on the trade war.

In interviews, she opines on Mexican politics and urges stronger rights for domestic workers and indigenous people.

Alan is a long-time media executive and consultant who tracks and opines on developments in this area.