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raise voice

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raise one's voice (to someone)
Fig. to speak loudly or shout at someone in anger. Don't you dare raise your voice to me! I'm sorry. I didn't mean to raise my voice.
See also: raise, voice


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He said that media should raise voice vehemently against the problems, masses are facing acute sugar crisis and government is taking no step in this regard.
He said that media should raise voice vehemently against the problems, masses are facing acute sugar crisis and government is taking no step in this regard.
We want that if we enter Parliament, we could raise voice for these issue and other matters concerning emotions and sorrows of Kashmir people," said Rahi.
 
 
 
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