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to speak of

Idioms  
  1. Worth mentioning; see nothing to speak of; not to mention.


Example Sentences

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Later, that was how Angela DuPre would describe the airplane—over and over, to one investigator after another—until she was told never to speak of it again.

From Literature

Over the last fortnight, a dozen people have taken the stand to speak of their family member's or friend's interactions with mental health services.

From BBC

I’m told it’s cheeky to speak of money and extremely cheeky to have a street called Millionaires’ Row.

From Literature

"The King was keen to hear from me about my vision for the Church, in the same way as a lot of people have. I shared with the King that I hope to be the shepherd to care for people in their parishes, for our clergy, but also to speak of Christian hope at a time where there's a lot of challenges for people."

From BBC

“I was too sad to speak of it. Only Alegra knows, because she was here when I received the letter.”

From Literature