Idioms that mean explain, describe, or express: Air ones views @WritetotheTop
Idioms that mean explain, describe, or express: Air ones views  @WritetotheTop
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
The key to good writing is variety. This means not only a broad vocabulary, but different expressions, including idiomatic ones, to say something.

In this week’s videos, we look at different ways to say ‘explain, express, or describe’ something.

Air one's views – To publicly express or share one's opinions or beliefs

The guest expert took the opportunity to air his views on climate change and try to convince the audience of his position.

Although the school board meetings are supposed to allow parents to air their views on their children’s education, rarely are most parents actually given the opportunity to speak.

Don’t forget to try using these expressions in your own sentences.
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Idioms that mean explain, describe, or express: Air one's views

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