make your voice heard

make (one's) voice heard

To make sure one's opinion, idea, or point of view is heard or understood, especially amidst competing voices or opinions. Voting is the only real way the average citizen is able to make their voice heard about political agendas. Your idea is really good, so be sure to make your voice heard during the meeting this afternoon.

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make your ˈvoice heard

express your opinions, feelings, etc. so that other people hear or notice: This programme gives ordinary people a rare chance to make their voices heard.

See also: hear, make, voice