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give vent to

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give vent to something
Fig. to express anger. (The something is usually anger, ire, irritation, etc.) John gave vent to his anger by yelling at Sally. Bill couldn't give vent to his frustration because he had been warned to keep quiet.
See also: give, vent


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Impact general secretary Peter McLoone said: "The people that we represent now want to give vent to their anger and their frustration and that's why they are taking to the streets.
If it was kept as originally intended, then everybody would have had a chance to give vent to their feelings without coming into contact with each other.
To another question he said people of Balochistan were as much patriotic as were Sindhi, Balochi and Pushtoon, Punjabi and Saraiki adding it was but natural that they would continue to give vent to their resentment unless their due rights were returned to them.
 
 
 
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