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View definitions for mince

mince

verb as in chop up

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verb as in pose, put on airs

verb as in euphemize, hold back in communication

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Example Sentences

On that note, Rawlins said, “I’m no longer going to mince words here when it comes to my opinions on human actions and leadership by governments.”

From Slate

On this issue, Jones did not mince words, calling Lawler a “mini-fascist.”

From Salon

In 2019, when Gerrit Cole spurned his hometown Angels to sign with the New York Yankees, his agent did not mince words in explaining why.

Miss Churchyard said she trained six days a week and before each session would eat 250g of mince, three eggs and a whole avocado.

From BBC

Anna Delvey didn't mince words as she bid adieu to "Dancing With the Stars," after being eliminated from the show on Tuesday.

From Salon

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

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