CEFR B2

voiced

verb

Meaning

Expressed in words; articulated or communicated.

Examples

Her concerns about the project's timeline were clearly voiced during the meeting.
The community voiced its strong opposition to the new development plans.

Synonyms: expressed, articulated, communicated, uttered

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voiced (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /vɔɪst/

Definition

Expressed in words; articulated or communicated.

Examples

Her concerns about the project's timeline were clearly voiced during the meeting.
The community voiced its strong opposition to the new development plans.
He felt relieved after finally having voiced his true feelings to his friend.

How to Use voiced

voice an opinion (collocation): To express one's thoughts or beliefs. — "He was hesitant to voice his opinion in front of the senior management."
voice a concern (collocation): To express worry or apprehension. — "Several parents voiced a concern about the new school policy."
voice a complaint (collocation): To express dissatisfaction. — "Customers voiced numerous complaints about the poor service."

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