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Opinion and Argument - Opinion Formation and Expression

Here you will learn some English words related to opinion formation and expression such as "tide", "weigh in", and "voice".

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Words Related to Opinion and Argument
to take

to have or show a particular feeling, opinion, or reaction

[Verb]
take

the idea or opinion that is formed about something or the way one thinks of a situation

[noun]
to take a dim view of sth

to regard something or someone with disapproval, particularly because of one's negative opinions

[phrase]
take it or leave it

used to show that one does not care if one's offer is accepted or rejected one will not negotiate further

[sentence]
to take sth into consideration

to give thought to a certain fact before making a decision

[phrase]
tendentious

stating a cause or opinion that one strongly believes in, particularly one that causes a lot of controversy

[Adjective]
tendentiously

in a way that promotes or expresses a controversial opinion, especially one that many people do not agree with

[Adverb]
tendentiousness

the act of strongly expressing or supporting a particular opinion, especially one that many people disagree with

[noun]
that said

used to introduce statement that is in contrast to what one previously stated

[phrase]
theory

an idea, opinion, or belief that one perceives to be true, although it remains to be proved

[noun]
there is something to be said for sth

used to highlight the advantages something has

[phrase]
then again

used to add a statement that contradicts what one has just said

[phrase]
thesis

a statement that someone presents as a topic to be argued or examined

[noun]
to think

to have a type of belief or idea about a person or thing

[Verb]
to think for oneself

to rely on no one in making decisions or forming opinions

[phrase]
thinking

the set of opinions or ideas that one has about something

[noun]
to think better of sth

to decide against doing something upon reconsideration

[phrase]
to think the world of sb

to be extremely fond of someone or greatly admire them

[phrase]
thoughtcrime

a controversial way of thinking that is considered socially unacceptable or criminal

[noun]
thought police

a group of individuals who aim to seize control of people’s beliefs or opinions

[noun]
tide

the way that the opinions of the majority of people are changing or developing

[noun]
to one's mind

in someone's opinion

[phrase]
to one's way of thinking

based on one’s opinion

[phrase]
turnaround

a complete or unexpected change in someone's attitude, opinion, or behavior

[noun]
uncommunicative

not willing to talk to other people, give opinions, or impart information

[Adjective]
unequivocal

expressing one's ideas and opinions so clearly that it leaves no room for doubt

[Adjective]
to vacillate

to be undecided and not know what opinion, idea, or course of action to stick to

[Verb]
vacillation

the act of switching between two opinions, especially in an annoying way

[noun]
value-free

not influenced by personal opinions or subjective views

[Adjective]
value-laden

influenced by subjective views or opinions

[Adjective]
to ventilate

to publicly express one's opinions, feelings, or complaints

[Verb]
verdict

an opinion given or a decision made after much consideration

[noun]
view

a personal belief or judgment that is not based on proof or certainty

[noun]
virtue signaling

the act of making a positive impression on others by conveying one's social or political opinions publicly

[noun]
vocal

giving opinions loudly or freely

[Adjective]
vociferous

expressing feelings or opinions, loudly and forcefully

[Adjective]
voice

the right to give an opinion on something

[noun]
to voice

to express something verbally and openly, especially a feeling, opinion, etc.

[Verb]
volte-face

a complete and abrupt change of opinion or plan of action

[noun]
to weigh in

to get involved in an argument, discussion, or activity and share one's opinions

[Verb]
to weigh up

to observe someone closely to evaluate their character, abilities, etc.

[Verb]
welcome

the way that an idea, opinion, or a point of view is received or approved by people

[noun]
would

used to express an opinion about which one is not certain

[Verb]
to write in

to write to an organization or a broadcasting company in order to express one's opinions or to ask for information

[Verb]
you know what?

used to introduce something exciting or surprising

[phrase]
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