lone voice
collocation in Englishmeaningsofloneandvoice
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lone
adjective[before noun]
uk/ləʊn/us/loʊn/
alone:
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voice
noun
uk/vɔɪs/us/vɔɪs/
the sounds that are made when people speak ...
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(Definition ofloneandvoicefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoflone voice
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His, however, was alonevoiceof dissent.
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Can alonevoice'building simply' make a difference in face of a dominant corporate client that is everywhere and nowhere?
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He might be alonevoiceon this occasion, although he might attract a few followers.
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Occasionally alonevoiceis raised to show our people the critical nature of our position.
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I remember being rather alonevoicein that connection.
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We are not alonevoicein that argument.
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We do not intend to be thelonevoiceopposing them.
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I regret that mine is probably alonevoicetonight.
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She is rather alonevoiceas far as this matter is concerned.
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I am not alonevoicein saying this.
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It is not a question of alonevoicein the wilderness.
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I think he is, perhaps, alonevoicecrying in the wilderness.
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I was a prettylonevoicein those days.
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Why does he think that he is alonevoice?
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We have heard onelonevoicefrom the benches opposite.
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That was alonevoiceat the conference.
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That appears to me to be an absolutelylonevoicein the wilderness.
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I have often felt mine was alonevoicehere about it.
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I should not like the impression to prevail that my noble friend is alonevoicein this matter.
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All party leaders get it wrong sometimes and, often, onelonevoicemay turn out to have got it right.
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