speak up

verb

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

Example Sentences

She added that she hoped that speaking up about her financial struggles would help others.

From BBC

Several former corporate employees of BaronHR said the firm targeted undocumented immigrants because they were less likely to quit or speak up if mistreated.

From New York Times

Part of the reason we are hearing about these scandals is because people are more willing to speak up and campaign.

From BBC

"I want to stand up for victims of abuse, whether corporate or domestic, to let them know that they can speak up too."

From BBC

“I’m proud of our school for speaking up about this. It’s good to see that people truly do care.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• sound off