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Meanings of outspoken critic in English

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Usage of outspoken critic in English
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In recent years she has emerged as an outspoken critic of Israel.
The Guardian
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An outspoken critic of Iran, Fleitz has espoused hard-line views on Islam.
Reuters
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Newman has been an outspoken critic of COVID-19 restrictions for months now.
News.com.au
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Ms Ismayilova, an outspoken critic of the government, was jailed 18 months ago.
BBC
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But it's widely seen as a government decision to punish an outspoken critic.
Wired
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Wade has been an outspoken critic about gun violence plaguing communities.
Ebony
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Walorski is an outspoken critic of President Trump's tariffs, although she steps lightly.
Reuters
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He is an outspoken critic of the impact of dairy farming on waterways.
Radio NZ
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Haggard was an outspoken critic of gay marriage, and has denied the accusations.
The Guardian
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Britain, the most outspoken critic of EU-imposed quotas, says its voluntary approach is adequate.
Reuters
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He's been an outspoken critic of Sudan's government since then.
Ebony
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Park Yeon-mi has become an outspoken critic of the country she escaped at 13.
The Guardian
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Why are you such an outspoken critic of Internet culture?
Wired
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The outspoken critic of President Putin has vowed to appeal against the embezzlement verdict.
Radio NZ
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Pro-democracy publishing tycoon Lai is an outspoken critic of Beijing.
Radio NZ
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Musk has been an outspoken critic of the nationwide lockdown.
The South African
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