outspoken Antonyms
Strongest:
- uncandid
- uncommunicative
- evasive
- ambiguous
- reticent
- quiet
- inhibited
- reserved
- uncommunicative
- evasive
- unforthcoming
- uncandid
- inhibited
- taciturn
- laconic
- taciturn
- diplomatic
- restrained
- reserved
- quiet
- laconic
- ambiguous
- unforthcoming
- diplomatic
- restrained
- reticent
Strong:
- civil
- tactful
- dissembling
- dissembling
- polite
- close-mouthed
- circuitous
- tight-lipped
- tactful
- equivocal
- politic
- courteous
- circuitous
- polite
- courteous
- considerate
- tight-lipped
- close-mouthed
- politic
- considerate
- civil
- equivocal
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
Strong:
- up-front
- naive
- outgoing
- na-ve
- blunt
- straight
- direct
- free-spoken
- straightforward
- unaffected
- unreserved
- plain
- earnest
- sincere
- plainspoken
- vociferous
- openhearted
- out-front
- unguarded
- open
Weak:
- freehearted
- crusty
- impolite
- innocent
- artless
- brusque
- ungracious
- unpretending
- thoughtless
- sharp
- impertinent
- unsubtle
- gruff
- undesigning
- natural
- abrupt
- curt
- unpretentious
- inconsiderate
- real
- undiplomatic
- uninhibited
- uncivil
- brusk
- guileless
- foursquare
- bluff
- unrestrained
- unmannerly
- rude
- ingenuous
- tactless
Meaning of outspoken
outspoken (s)
given to expressing yourself freely or insistently
characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
outspoken (a.)
Speaking, or spoken, freely, openly, or boldly; as, an outspoken man; an outspoken rebuke.
outspoken Sentence Examples
- The outspoken politician fearlessly voiced her controversial opinions on the campaign trail.
- The outspoken student challenged the professor's theories with unwavering conviction.
- Known for his outspoken nature, the athlete spoke out against social injustices.
- The outspoken CEO wasn't afraid to voice his concerns to the board of directors.
- The outspoken activist organized protests to bring attention to environmental issues.
- The outspoken writer penned articles that criticized political corruption.
- The outspoken employee questioned management decisions, even when it put her job in jeopardy.
- The outspoken critic relentlessly expressed her disapproval of the new film.
- The outspoken musician used their platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights.
- Despite facing backlash, the outspoken celebrity remained steadfast in speaking their truth.
FAQs About the word outspoken
given to expressing yourself freely or insistently, characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasionSpeaking, or spoken, freely, ope
candid, vocal, forthcoming, forthright,honest, frank, up-front, naive, outgoing, naïve
uncandid, uncommunicative, evasive, ambiguous, reticent, quiet, inhibited, reserved, uncommunicative, evasive
The outspoken politician fearlessly voiced her controversial opinions on the campaign trail.
The outspoken student challenged the professor's theories with unwavering conviction.
Known for his outspoken nature, the athlete spoke out against social injustices.
The outspoken CEO wasn't afraid to voice his concerns to the board of directors.
