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outspokenly [GB aʊtˈspəʊk(ə)nli, Am ˌaʊtˈspoʊk(ə)nli] ADV

outspokenly honest, feminist etc.

outspokenly oppose

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apertamente razzista, femminista ecc.

outspokenly

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Murals and other type of art can be outspokenly political and didactic but also just as easily commodified. www.dailycal.org

And there's really no one who knows much more -- at least not outspokenly. www.npr.org

The band members were outspokenly critical of peer-to-peer file sharing networks, due to the negative financial impact on artists dependent on success in record sales. en.wikipedia.org

The younger singer outspokenly talked about her professional life, upcoming wedding as well as her past relationships. en.wikipedia.org

From that standpoint he was outspokenly critical of practically all political groupings, left, right and centre. www.bbc.co.uk

He has outspokenly supported the second-amendment right to bear arms. en.wikipedia.org

The province's energy minister is concerned people outspokenly opposed to fracking are hijacking public sessions about a review of the controversial practice. thechronicleherald.ca

He fought his corner astutely (and at times outspokenly) when dealing with both his peers and with politicians. www.telegraph.co.uk

Like so many of this outspokenly harebrained libertarian's theses, the claim sounds good on paper but doesn't stand up to inspection. www.afr.com

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