Usage of "very outspoken"

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Usage of very outspoken in English

Various conspiracy theories … you're very outspoken and unafraid to be so. 
 Radio NZ 

You have three different people, but we're very strong individuals and very outspoken. 
 Ebony 

Some of these were very outspoken in their opinion of the committee's actions. 
 The Young Bridge-Tender; or, Ralph Nelson's Upward Struggle 

I'm afraid you'll think me very outspoken-butthat's me all over. 
 A Man of Means 

Mayor Michael Nutter has been very outspoken about the violence. 
 Ebony 

Trump, a Republican nominee has been very outspoken in his campaign trail in America. 
 The South African 

She was very outspoken and sensitive to other people's injustices. 
 The South African 

You've been very outspoken, in a number of places, about not wanting to have children. 
 The new yorker 

EBONY: Chicago is known for having very outspoken characters. 
 Ebony 

I think I was very outspoken in those days. 
 A Girl of the Commune 

All three of us are very outspoken, strong-headed women. 
 Ebony 

But gently, I hope?-youare so very outspoken, love. 
 John Halifax, Gentleman 

Bright Hlongwane is very outspoken about his vision of the next generation's leaders of South Africa. 
 The South African 

I had always disbelieved in long engagements, had always been very outspoken against them, in fact. 
 Ashton-Kirk, Investigator 

They were cheerful and good-natured, but very outspoken. 
 James Nasmyth, Engineer: An Autobiography 

I'm really overwhelmed by this massive support. Jah Rubza Vhadau is very outspoken against music piracy. 
 The South African 

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Meanings of very outspoken in English