(more contextual variations available below) To have uttered words using speech
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(colloquial) To have made a fuss or complained
“The kids created when they were seeking attention.”
(more contextual variations available below) To have uttered words using speech
“She said her name when the interviewer asked her to.”
Opposite of past tense for to talk or chatter at length, typically on trivial subjects
Opposite of past tense for to speak one's mind openly and freely
Opposite of past tense for to read or say aloud something that is written
“He did not keep quiet until he had read some three hundred books on the animal, beginning with the folios published.”
Opposite of past tense for to offer an opinion
“We will not be able to come up with any solutions to this issue if you remain silent.”
Opposite of past tense for to tell, publish or report on information
“Rose refused to suppress or be quiet about her outrage.”
(rare) Opposite of past tense for to become less reserved in character or behavior
“As the crowds came in, she began to stress and wanted to keep to herself.”
Eager or willing to communicate
“They even adopted the boy, whom they recall as a lively, communicative, and welcomed member of the family.”
Speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly
“Since then, his unadventurous diplomacy has led him to some roles unsuited to more outspoken figures.”
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