Opinion - Expressing Opinions

used at the start of one's explanation or excuse

used before a comment or opinion to indicate that the speaker is sharing it, even though they may not be sure of its value or significance

to refuse to change one's opinions, behaviors, habits, etc.

to express one's opinions in an honest or fearless way

to adopt a different opinion or point of view, particularly a contradictory one

to have a negative or unfavorable opinion or perception of that person

to think that something is normal, easy, unimportant, etc., particularly while others think it to be wrong, strange, difficult, important, etc.

to think in a creative way in order to come up with original solutions

to perceive or regard someone or something with a new perspective, particularly one that is positive

used to advise someone to trust one's judgment or experience concerning a particular matter

used to tell someone to accept the word or advice of someone else, particularly someone who is older or more experienced

a belief that is strong, yet without any explainable reason

used before advising someone or giving them a warning

(of a feeling, problem, or belief) to be really strong or troublesome due to having existed for a long time

saying what is in one's mind in a very forceful yet honest manner

used when one is about to say something that is only based on information they have

to continuously talk about something, in a way that seems foolish or careless

in a state in which one is disliked by someone

in a state in which someone is very pleased with one

to change one's opinion or behavior toward something

to have an understanding of how one is viewed or valued by another person

to have a very negative opinion about someone or something and to be unable to say anything positive or complimentary about them

to refrain from speaking or expressing one's thoughts or opinions