Speak out

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verb

To say something openly and publicly, especially in protest or to criticize.

She decided to speak out about the injustice she saw at the office.
Visual representation of "speak out" - To say something openly and publicly, especially in protest or to criticize.

Often appears as...

  • speak out against
  • speak out about
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Public Stance

Use 'speak out' to express strong, public opposition or support, often on social or political issues.

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Celebrities often speak out about climate change.
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Bold Impact

'Speaking out' suggests courage and commitment to address issues important to the community.

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He decided to speak out against corruption.
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Media Tool

People often 'speak out' in media interviews or on social media platforms to reach a wide audience.

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They spoke out about the policy on a talk show.
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