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to sound off
[phrase form: sound]
01
to express strong and often negative opinions about something, typically in a rude manner
02
to play three ceremonial chords before and after marching along a line of troops
03
(in military) to shout specific information, such as numbers or names, to confirm presence
Example
The political activist sounded off during the rally, passionately expressing their views on social justice.
The professor sounded off in the lecture hall, challenging students to think critically about the topic.
During the heated discussion, he constantly sounded off, dominating the conversation with his viewpoints.
The coach sounded off in the locker room, motivating the team with a forceful and impassioned speech.
He tends to sound off at meetings, making his strong opinions on the matter abundantly clear.
