opining
Speech parts
1. opining - Noun
2. opining - Verb
Meaning
of Opine
Opinion.
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And by the way, as far as PCH 101 is concerned, there was a guy named Mr. X, George Kennan who devised the containment strategy and before he died a few years ago, warned against exactly what you are opining about Russia.
In short order the phrase had spawned tens of thousands of tweets opining on the president's literal or figurative odor.
Graber, joined by Thomas and McKeown, added a separate concurrence opining that even if the Second Amendment applied to concealed carry in public, the San Diego restrictions—and those adopted by Yolo County in a consolidated case—would be constitutional.
The Police, whilst getting much credit, have also been getting some flack, with many residents opining that they need to get more involved with the community and not play an adversarial role.
Rubin added, “There will be plenty of opining on this project; other opportunities to get to the fever pitch where our voices are heard.”
We don’t have to start opining on the true history of the Pilgrims and the Native Americans (it’s not pretty) to appreciate what Thanksgiving stands for.