a voice crying in the wilderness
a
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voice
vɔɪs
voys
crying
kraɪɪng
kraiing
in
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in
the
ðə
dhē
wil
wɪl
vil
der
ness
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nēs
a lone voice in the wilderness

Definition & Meaning of "a voice crying in the wilderness"in English

a voice crying in the wilderness
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someone who expresses an opinion that others ignore or do not like 

a voice crying in the wilderness definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "voice crying in the wilderness" and when to use it?

The idiom "voice crying in the wilderness" originates from the Bible, specifically from the Gospel of Matthew. It refers to John the Baptist, who was described as a voice proclaiming a message in the deserted wilderness, preparing the way for Jesus Christ. It is often used in discussions about activism, social change, or advocacy, highlighting the struggle of individuals who passionately advocate for their beliefs or ideas, even when they face resistance or indifference.

Examples
She warned them about the risks for months, but she was just a voice crying in the wilderness. 
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