voice misgivings

Frequency: 6.89.5 per million words

To state your feelings of doubt or worry aloud.

misgivingsVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • He decided to voice his misgivings about the project's timeline.
  • Several committee members voiced their misgivings regarding the new policy.
  • She was hesitant to voice her misgivings in front of the whole team.
  • If you have any misgivings, please voice them now.
  • Despite his initial misgivings, he eventually decided to voice his concerns.
  • The public began to voice misgivings about the government's handling of the crisis.
  • It's important to voice your misgivings constructively, not just complain.
  • They voiced profound misgivings about the ethical implications of the research.
  • Before the vote, a few senators rose to voice their misgivings.
  • The manager encouraged employees to voice any misgivings they might have.