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free-spoken

[free-spoh-kuhn] / ˈfriˈspoʊ kən /


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Last week fellow editors around the U.S., who subscribe to the Democrat as one of the last of the nation's free-spoken rural papers, chuckled over Aull's latest.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even more dismaying was New York Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr.'s free-spoken implication that the fire could have been avoided or minimized.

From Time Magazine Archive

For more than ten years, theater in Czechoslovakia has been a free-spoken forum for the forces of liberalization.

From Time Magazine Archive

Back to his Texas post went the free-spoken General with mind at rest.

From Time Magazine Archive

The haughty monarch is the citizen king; the wily and secret politician, the most free-spoken and candid of men: the most cautious in an intrigue, the very rashest in action.

From Diary And Notes Of Horace Templeton, Esq. Volume I (of II) by Lever, Charles James




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