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Meanings of opinionated in English

Obstinate in your opinions.

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Usage of opinionated in English
1
We're sensitive, opinionated; neither of us likes to admit when we're wrong.
The Guardian
2
She was secretive and opinionated and too sure of herself by far.
Watcher of the Dead
3
He'd been an opinionated rancher down in Missouri, so the story went.
Nightwalker
4
This is an opinionated machine designed for a specific type of photographer.
Wired
5
Their generation is all equally headstrong and opinionated-highand low, the same.
The Spinners
6
The man would be an opinionated politician, heavily jocular about The Bride.
Main Street
7
My take is a bit opinionated too but I'm not practicing journalism.
Wired
8
The clientele of the Mellery Institute includes some rich, opinionated, troublesome characters.
Think of a number
9
Like the other men you've chosen, he was opinionated, self-righteous and argumentative.
Afternoon delight
10
Men, not brutal but opinionated, assume to comprehend all things, God included.
A Hero and Some Other Folks
11
But these opinionated critics, do they know what it is to love?
Droll Stories — Volume 3
12
They're very forthright and opinionated -quite often without any foundation or substance.
The Guardian
13
If you have the impression my family is opinionated, you're right.
The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
14
Political engagement did not go much beyond putting up an opinionated Facebook post.
The Guardian
15
Are they as strongly opinionated on the subject as Dr. Brown?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
16
I'm advised that I'm too fussy, too opinionated, that I talk too much.
Radio NZ
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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