lone voice

Frequency: 7.50.9 per million words

A single person expressing an opinion that is different from that of other people.

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He was a lone voice of dissent in the meeting.
She often felt like a lone voice advocating for environmental protection.
Despite being a lone voice, his argument slowly gained traction.
In a sea of agreement, her lone voice stood out.
The senator was a lone voice against the proposed legislation.
It takes courage to be a lone voice when everyone else agrees.
His warnings were a lone voice ignored by the majority.
For years, she remained a lone voice fighting for justice.
The young activist became a lone voice for the marginalized community.
Even as a lone voice, she continued to speak her truth.