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two cents worth

noun as in unsolicited opinion

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I added my two cents’ worth, observing that West’s music sent Black youths the message that deviant behavior directed toward Black girls and women is quite all right.

That work grew and grew and grew, as Richard reveled in the opportunity to say his “two cents’ worth about everything.”

If you’ve been a regular reader of The Washington Post during the past 40 years — especially the editorial page, the Free for All page and other places where readers get their two cents’ worth — you will have seen Nelson Marans, Silver Spring.

“If it’s a checkerboard, if it’s bright pinks and yellows, or if it happens to be dinosaurs or a skull and crossbones, listen to their two cents’ worth about colors and designs,” he said.

Hours later, Kutcher added his two cents’ worth.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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