opinion
- noun
- /əˈpɪnjən/
- If you're losing your job now, in my opinion, go the opposite way.
- express an opinion
- opinions differ
- expert opinion
And they said, what is your opinion on hallucinogens?
- And they said, what is your opinion on hallucinogens?
- What has it done to your opinion of monogamy?
- So, Eliza, what is your opinion of Maura's mother?
- That one, in my opinion, just was bad.
- So I want to know your guys's thoughts, opinions on how you dress.
- And, you know, I like to keep my opinions to myself a lot.
- It is true that holding nuanced opinions is very difficult.
- If you're losing your job now, in my opinion, go the opposite way.
- And I come to you for your opinion and your thoughts.
- And I, I will say my opinion changed over time.
- Try to talk to people of different opinions, listen to them.
- OK, that is my opinion on VE Schwap.
- Now, in my humble opinion, that's real stupid.
- We, I think we often share our opinions too quickly with each other.
- If I may put a bit of my own opinion in this report.
Examples
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Well, there's a range of opinions.
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Did I ask your opinion?
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OK, Second thing, ask for his opinion and then simply listen.
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I want his opinion by morning.
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And I come to you for your opinion and your thoughts.
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I would think that they would respect your opinion.
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In my opinion, this jacket was never anywhere near the crime scene.
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I am merely offering an opinion, General.
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And they get to express their opinions by voting.
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I value your opinion on this important issue.
Synonyms
The process of thinking or an idea that comes from thinking
A personal opinion or belief about something
A natural ability to understand or do something
A feeling that something is true even without proof
A view or opinion someone has about an issue
A quick idea you form about someone or something
An idea or wish to do something, often sudden
An opinion or decision formed after careful thought
A strong belief or opinion that someone is sure about
An opinion people have that is not based on proof
A guess made without enough evidence
An opinion about someone's qualities or how much people respect them
An idea someone holds about what is right or true that affects how they act
An opinion based on personal beliefs instead of facts
A sure feeling that something is true
A very honest and direct view that does not try to sound nicer
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A situation where two or more people disagree about something important
A survey that asks a group of people who represent the public about their views on an issue
- Formal
More than half of the judges agree on a written explanation of the court's decision
- Literature
The public's opinion about a person or issue formed outside a legal trial
- Formal
A written statement by one or more judges who disagree with the court's decision
- Formal
A written statement by a judge or court explaining why they decided a case
- Jargon
A separate statement by a judge who agrees with the decision but gives different reasons
- Formal
A formal auditor statement saying a company's accounts are not fair or correct
How Certain
- Literature
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Opinion comes from a Latin word that meant 'view' or 'belief' and is related to opine, which means 'to give your view'. So when you have an opinion, you have a personal 'view' or judgment about something.