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Meanings of very vocal in English

We have no meanings for "very vocal" in our records yet.
Usage of very vocal in English
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She's also been very vocal, but sparingly informative, on the land issue.
The South African
2
Well, I think the mayor has been very vocal on the issue.
The new yorker
3
I don't like her work and have been very vocal about it.
Gunn's golden rules
4
Waithe is very vocal about creating greater representation for Black LGBT individuals.
Ebony
5
EBONY: You have been very vocal about the fact that you don't vote.
Ebony
6
There's just a very vocal minority opposition group in my mind wishing otherwise.'
My Sister's Keeper
7
The SACP has recently been very vocal about their dissatisfaction of Zuma's decisions.
The South African
8
He was very vocal after his exit, even launching legal action against Ten.
News.com.au
9
There's always been push-back towards vaccines, a very vocal and growing anti-vax community.
Radio NZ
10
Malone himself was very vocal during the campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment.
Independent.ie
11
He has been a very vocal member of the Dáil Public Accounts Committee.
The Irish Times
12
Winfrey, 65, has also been very vocal in defending the duchess.
News.com.au
13
Dr. Carnes, and a few very vocal people like her, disagreed.
Mutated
14
Best and worst away fans Manchester City fans were very vocal.
The Guardian
15
Other young people began to notice a difference and were very vocal about it.
BBC
16
He is very vocal and eager to participate in activities.
Making toast
This collocation consists of:
Very vocal across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare