opinionated (anglais) - signification, définition, traduction, prononciation

Part of Speech

• Adjective

Pronunciation

• /əˈpɪnjəˌneɪtɪd/
• [ɔpɪnjəneɪtɪd] (French pronunciation)

Meaning

• Having or expressing strong opinions or beliefs.
• Inclined to express one's beliefs and judgments.

Usage and Frequency

• The word "opinionated" is commonly used in both oral and written English.
• It is more frequently used in informal contexts.
• It is a moderately common word in the English language.

Verb Tenses

• Verb: opinionate
• Present simple: I opinionate
• Present continuous: I am opinionating
• Present perfect: I have opinionated
• Present perfect continuous: I have been opinionating
• Past simple: I opinionated
• Past continuous: I was opinionating
• Past perfect: I had opinionated
• Past perfect continuous: I had been opinionating
• Future simple: I will opinionate
• Future continuous: I will be opinionating
• Future perfect: I will have opinionated
• Future perfect continuous: I will have been opinionating
• Gerund: opinionating

Example Phrases

1. She is very opinionated about politics.

2. Elle a des opinions bien arrêtées en politique.

3. Don't be so opinionated about other people's choices.

4. Ne sois pas si dogmatique sur les choix des autres.

Idiomatic Expressions

• to have a strong opinion
• Meaning: to hold a particular belief or viewpoint very strongly.

• Example: She has a strong opinion on that subject.
  Translation: Elle a une opinion bien arrêtée sur ce sujet.

• to voice one's opinion

• Meaning: to express one's viewpoint or beliefs openly.

• Example: He always voices his opinion at meetings.
  Translation: Il exprime toujours son opinion lors des réunions.

• to be set in one's ways

• Meaning: to be strongly resistant to changing one's opinions or habits.

• Example: My grandfather is very set in his ways.
  Translation: Mon grand-père est très borné.

• to take a stand

• Meaning: to adopt a firm position or opinion on an issue.
• Example: It's time for us to take a stand on this matter.
  Translation: Il est temps pour nous de prendre position sur cette question.

Etymology

• The word "opinionated" comes from the noun "opinion," which has its roots in the Latin word "opinio" meaning "opinion" or "belief."

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms
• Dogmatic
• Assertive
• Strong-minded
• Antonyms
• Open-minded
• Indecisive
• Agreeable