Examples of 'opine' in a sentence
Meaning of "opine"
Opine is a verb that means to hold or express an opinion
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- To have or express an opinion; to state as an opinion; to suppose, consider (that).
- To give one's formal opinion (on or upon something).
- Any of a class of organic compounds, derived from amino acids, found in some plant tumours
How to use "opine" in a sentence
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It is horrible to opine upon things that are unknown.
Those who love and well opine me.
I will not opine on your family business.
Courts are poorly positioned to opine on such matters.
Some people opine that this situation is.
With the oafish when you opine.
I am not going to opine about whether it was funny or not.
Your dentist should be in a position to opine on that.
We opine that we can sit in any way we.
I have to report and opine on the following.
American men are no longer allowed to opine.
Contains regions for opine synthesis and catabolism.
You too will be asked to opine.
Experts also opine the same.
Many opine that everyone cannot afford a car.
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Of which some riders were heard to opine.
Nobody can opine on an evolving ecosystem.
Both experts were properly qualified to opine on these issues.
She went on to opine about freedom of speech and equality.
Please vote and opine here.
I did not opine on the tragedy itself.
I do not think you are qualified to opine about its robustness.
You can opine about my site and my ideas.
It is not for us to opine on politics.
Never opine short of certainty.
Only a few scientists paid by lobby groups opine differently.
Some people opine that this is a modern rose.
And there is no shortage of people who are happy to opine on that.
An independent auditor will opine on the accuracy of these reports.
An opine metabolism or transport gene.
Do that and then opine.
Some experts opine this could be the end of brands.
Six experts opine.
As experts opine there are many ways to create sustainable aquaculture.
And well opine me.
To opine is not my duty.
You do not need to pay heed to what others say or opine.
It is entirely inaccurate to opine that these people provide nothing to society.
Opine production is also analyzed in sap from these plantlets to confirm transformation.
Please opine here.
They opine that much of the tension present in earlier books is missing.
It is classified as an opine.
We opine on talk shows.
I do not believe that this is a matter on which only theologians can opine.
Experts opine that two or three cups of coffee a day are enough.
Online to opine.
Readers continue to opine about how the federal government is handling immigrants.
It looks like independent analysts have not had time yet to opine on that number.
Therefore it is possible to opine that there is a linkage between the two ateliers.
I opine that he will soon wish himself in Paradise.
