Outspoken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTSPOKEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUTSPEAK, to outdo in speaking
• To surpass in speaking; to speak more loudly, more forcibly, or better than.
ADJECTIVE:
• tending to say what one thinks
• Speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly; as, an outspoken man; an outspoken rebuke.
• given to expressing yourself freely or insistently
• characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past participle of outspeak

Words related to OUTSPOKEN

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Words that contain OUTSPOKEN

outspokenly20 outspokenness19 outspokennesses21

How to use OUTSPOKEN in a sentence

• Angus McRae was that rare product, an honest, outspoken man.
• The greatest mystery of all was the eager desire of the people to be deceived, and their bitter and outspoken disappointment when they were not.
• These European gentlemen could be outspoken about their origin, because it carried with it no social stigma or disability whatever.
• They suspected that he would not submit to their regime and were unwilling to add any legal power to his outspoken opposition.
• In short, I observed that my downright, outspoken aunt was still able to recall the times of powder and patches.
• Something of her little-girl, overmastering horror of things, rough, outspoken, disagreeable, swept over her.
• He was frank and outspoken, and gave expression to his indignant feeling without reserve.
• He was active and outspoken in advocating the adoption of the new Constitution, at a time when popular sentiment in Virginia was strongly inclined to be adverse.
• This warm-hearted outspoken country girl had taken a fancy to Mr.
• But it is Christianity none the less, outspoken in its faith, fearless in its testimony, full of the love that desires to help every man and woman to a higher, happier life.
• To the contrary, he was outspoken in his determination and decision that he would not at any time or under any circumstances vote for either.
• Democrats were bold, outspoken, defiant, and determined.
• But this outspoken declaration was equally without result.
• A Vermont farmer, too outspoken in his criticism of the government, found himself behind the bars until the government, in its good pleasure, saw fit to release him.
• Thus vindicated at the polls, he became more outspoken than ever.
• He talked more like a priest or a doctor, and a very outspoken one at that.
• Now in a training department one of the most valuable points of the training consists in the outspoken comments.
• They have become more and more daring of late in their outspoken criticism of both the Emperor and his ministers.
• Professor Treitschke and his successor in the chair of history at Berlin, Professor Delbrueck, have been outspoken in their denunciation of England.
• But equally outspoken, without intending offense, I found them always.
• One, I know, that got me into a good deal of trouble was that of a downright, honest, hearty, outspoken young man who always said what he meant.
• Now first I will say, that, when I became a Catholic, nothing struck me more at once than the English out-spoken manner of the priests.
• He seldom allowed out-spoken enthusiasm to pass by him without some amount of hostility.
• Voltaire, on his return, became more outspoken in his infidelity.
• He was in political opinion a consistent and fearlessly outspoken Republican.
• She spoke several times to good audiences and was fairly treated by the press, but she was too frank and outspoken to be very popular, especially at that time.

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