voice reservations

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To state one's doubts or concerns, often publicly or formally.

reservationVERB + reservation (doubt)

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Examples (10)

  • NATO generals voiced reservations about making air strikes.
  • The committee members voiced their reservations regarding the new policy.
  • She voiced her reservations about the safety of the experimental drug.
  • Despite her initial reservations, she decided not to voice them publicly.
  • Many employees voiced serious reservations concerning the proposed layoffs.
  • He hesitated for a moment before voicing his reservations about the project's timeline.
  • If you have any reservations, please don't hesitate to voice them now.
  • The activist group voiced strong reservations about the environmental impact of the new factory.
  • Even though he had some reservations, he chose not to voice them during the meeting.
  • The doctor voiced his reservations about the patient's rapid recovery, suggesting further tests.