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What does opine mean?
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opine Verb

— If you opine something, you express an opinion about it.

opine

— verb (= speak up) express one's opinion openly and without fear or hesitation John spoke up at the meeting — verb (= think, suppose, imagine, guess) expect, believe, or suppose I imagine she earned a lot of money with her new novel I thought to find her in a bad state he didn't think to find her in the kitchen I guess she is angry at me for standing her up

Synonyms opine synonyms

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opine English » English

think deem suppose reckon account guess believe surmise imagine consider conjecture understand speak up speak out sound off sound say judge hold an opinion expect estimate assume animadvert wish try taste take suggest speculate smell see say to oneself remember regard recognize reckon on reason realize qualify perceive opinion notice methinks mean look upon know infer hear have an opinion feel

Conjugation opine conjugation

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opine · verb

Examples opine examples

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Movie subtitles

And when he, this bigger man, struck her one could opine it was her place to defend herself.
Read some verses, opine on the meaning of life, say the magic words.
I said you needn't make up symptoms to get the laudanum you want. perhaps, you don't feel at such perfect liberty to opine on my husband's case as you did on mine.
I've been invited here by your commander in chief to opine on the business at hand.
Would it even be fair of me to opine as. Having worked alongside miss nightingale, My standards are.
The Secretary of State as well as all other Ministers opine that this amnesty would pose new and incalculable danger for Austria.
Not at all. I simply opine that such a match ill-fits.
Gentlemen, I opine.
Gentlemen, I opine that a swig of wine. is the whole point of life.
Thank you, but your testimony goes to your findings, sir. what you found in your examination of Phillip Duggin. and while you can opine this second-impact syndrome, that's just an educated guess, right?
It is not for us to opine on politics.

News and current affairs

Neither, evidently, can central bank governors, at least when they opine in areas outside their immediate responsibility.
Kiyosaki may try too hard to be inspirational, but I often think of him when I hear finance professors opine on the efficiency of markets and the futility of making money by trading in them.

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