speak out

verb

1. to state one's beliefs, objections, etc, bravely and firmly
2. to speak more loudly and clearly

Idioms and Phrases

see speak one's mind ; speak up , def. 1.

Example Sentences

As someone born in Saint-Marc, Haiti, who moved to the U.S. when she was 7, her platform now — and its potential for good, whether it’s escapism or speaking out — is a bright spot.

From Los Angeles Times

“We want workers to speak out against bad employers because it benefits everybody,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

The review, which focused on the period from 2008 to 2020, came after several gymnasts spoke out about bullying - with allegations of athletes being punished for needing the toilet.

From BBC

Helen says this, and the fear of reprisal, stopped her from speaking out for more than three decades.

From BBC

Holly, now 26, has chronic pain and hypermobility syndrome and is one of a number of disabled women who have spoken out to challenge negative stereotypes and stigma when it comes to dating and relationships.

From BBC