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Meanings of outspokenness in English
Usage of outspokenness in English
1
She had been saved by the fearless outspokenness of the local Press.
2
Bates followed, and evoked a snigger by the outspokenness of blunt Sussex.
3
What I object to is your impulsiveness, your outspokenness with the people.
4
He condemns Swift for his coarseness and praises Johnson for his outspokenness.
5
Any kind of outspokenness is better to be endured than silent offense.
6
Thanks to his honesty and outspokenness, he has come under attack.
7
Madame Carter was outraged at this outspokenness; she had supposed herself somewhat obscure.
8
One does not at all want to get rid of frankness and outspokenness.
9
In view of Mrs. Capella's outspokenness concerning her cousin, this was a poser.
10
Raglan's outspokenness and relentless skepticism earned him both admirers and detractors.
11
Her fear lest Richard's outspokenness should be mistaken for impiety never left her.
12
The interest of the document is its candour and outspokenness.
13
There seemed in the paper a reckless outspokenness, calculated rather to irritate than deceive.
14
But Grayson has been endorsed by some grassroots liberal groups who appreciate his outspokenness.
15
There was something else too: her outspokenness on performance-enhancing drugs.
16
But her penchant for outspokenness has also drawn some criticism.
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United Kingdom
Common