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Words Related to Opinion and Argument - Forming or Expressing an Opinion 3
Here you will learn some English words related to forming or expressing an opinion, such as "misjudge", "infer", and "judge".
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if anything
[phrase]
used to suggest that the opposite of what has been stated may be closer to the truth
if you ask me
[phrase]
used when someone gives their personal opinion, emphasizing on the fact that it is their personal view
I am easy
[sentence]
used to express indifference toward the options or choices that are offered
in my humble opinion
[phrase]
an abbreviation that is used in texting to express one's personal opinion about a particular subject
impression
[noun]
an opinion or feeling that one has about someone or something, particularly one formed unconsciously
in all honesty
[adverb]
used to emphasize that the speaker is being sincere and truthful in their statement
to infer
[verb]
to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter
in someone's opinion
[phrase]
used to express what one thinks or believes, which is not necessarily a fact
intransigence
[noun]
the state or quality of unwillingness to change one's opinion or behavior
judge
[noun]
someone who possesses the necessary knowledge or ability to form or give an opinion about something or someone
to maintain
[verb]
to firmly express an opinion or statement as true and valid, although others may disagree
to make one's voice heard
[phrase]
to ascertain that one's feeling, opinion, point of view, etc. is considered, understood, or has an impact
middle ground
[noun]
a specific set of opinions, ideas, etc. on which conflicting parties agree; a position that is intermediate
to moralize
[verb]
to be critical of people and tell them what is right and wrong in order to establish one’s superiority
non-committally
[adverb]
in a way that deliberately refrains from giving a definitive answer or expressing one's opinion or intentions clearly
notice
[noun]
(usually plural) a short review on a new play, book, film etc., especially one that is written exclusively for a newspaper or magazine
platitude
[noun]
a statement or advice that is no longer effective or interesting because it has been repeated over and over again
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