give vent to's Usage Examples:

The novel seems to give vent to Fienburgh"s deepseated concerns about corruption in politics.

bawdy comic numbers to traditional solo ballads in which the principals give vent to the secret suffering in their hearts.

on May 1, 2003, Caminantes (Walkers) are the newest branch, and try to give vent to the high school-age needs.

These young gentlemen generally give vent to their passion and display their vocal abilities in the spacious room.

"Acting seemed to give vent to a lot of different feelings.

cultural morals, including religious traditions and sexual standards; give vent to repressed emotions, such as grief; motivate community members to cooperate.

where people were seen to be shouting "Horlicks!" in a loud voice, to give vent to stress or frustration.

provide to the unrepresented youth of the country an opportunity to give vent to their feelings and help them become a part of the political process.

would provide to the unrepresented youth of the country an opportunity to give vent to their feelings and help them become a part of the political process.

So, in a way, to give vent to my anger I wrote a satire.

May 1, 2003, Caminantes (Walkers) are the newest branch, and try to give vent to the high school-age needs.

I am planning a thing in which I give vent to my anger.

But even then he just can"t give vent to his feelings.

Synonyms:

drive home, deliver, award, infect, grant, afford, yield,

Antonyms:

unconcealed, dematerialize, dematerialise, decertify, recede,