speak to
to address (a person)
to reprimand: your father will speak to you later
formal to give evidence of or comments on (a subject): who will speak to this item?
Words Nearby speak to
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How to use speak to in a sentence
Every man must speak to-day—and do as well, if it comes to it.
Oliver Cromwell | John DrinkwaterBut it is not of this sort of waste of which I wish to speak to-day.
Health and Education | Charles KingsleyNature was in various ways lavish in the bestowal of her favors upon him of whom we speak to-day.
Memoir of John Howe Peyton | VariousThe mountaineers of the Southern Appalachians speak to-day an eighteenth century English.
Influences of Geographic Environment | Ellen Churchill SempleAll the afternoon I've been fussin' with my speech—I'm goin' to speak to-night—and now it's time for me to change my clothes.
Cap'n Dan's Daughter | Joseph C. Lincoln
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