Definition of freedom of speech in English:

freedom of speech

noun

mass noun

The power or right to express one's opinions without censorship, restraint, or legal penalty.
the move would further harm freedom of speech in the region
Example sentencesExamples
- Most governments, whether out of principle or political prudence, saw the need for some reforms of the franchise and some legal protection for freedom of speech and publication.
- The proposal represented one of the worst assaults on the freedom of speech and association ever proposed in the United States.
- The human rights activist has used her elevated profile to urge the government to allow greater freedom of speech.
- A government that funds universities and respects freedom of speech, ought not to make funding conditional on viewpoint in any way.
- The newspaper does not necessarily support the views of its columnists but we do support their right to freedom of speech.
- A group filed suit against the university this summer, accusing the university of discriminating against them by setting admissions rules that violate their rights to freedom of speech and religion.

Definition of freedom of speech in US English:

freedom of speech

(also free speech)

nounfriːdəməvˈspiːtʃ

The right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint.
the move would further harm freedom of speech in the region
Example sentencesExamples
- A group filed suit against the university this summer, accusing the university of discriminating against them by setting admissions rules that violate their rights to freedom of speech and religion.
- Most governments, whether out of principle or political prudence, saw the need for some reforms of the franchise and some legal protection for freedom of speech and publication.
- A government that funds universities and respects freedom of speech, ought not to make funding conditional on viewpoint in any way.
- The human rights activist has used her elevated profile to urge the government to allow greater freedom of speech.
- The proposal represented one of the worst assaults on the freedom of speech and association ever proposed in the United States.
- The newspaper does not necessarily support the views of its columnists but we do support their right to freedom of speech.

单词	freedom of speech
释义	Definition of freedom of speech in English: freedom of speech noun mass noun The power or right to express one's opinions without censorship, restraint, or legal penalty. the move would further harm freedom of speech in the region Example sentencesExamples Most governments, whether out of principle or political prudence, saw the need for some reforms of the franchise and some legal protection for freedom of speech and publication. The proposal represented one of the worst assaults on the freedom of speech and association ever proposed in the United States. The human rights activist has used her elevated profile to urge the government to allow greater freedom of speech. A government that funds universities and respects freedom of speech, ought not to make funding conditional on viewpoint in any way. The newspaper does not necessarily support the views of its columnists but we do support their right to freedom of speech. A group filed suit against the university this summer, accusing the university of discriminating against them by setting admissions rules that violate their rights to freedom of speech and religion. Definition of freedom of speech in US English: freedom of speech (also free speech) nounfriːdəməvˈspiːtʃ The right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint. the move would further harm freedom of speech in the region Example sentencesExamples A group filed suit against the university this summer, accusing the university of discriminating against them by setting admissions rules that violate their rights to freedom of speech and religion. Most governments, whether out of principle or political prudence, saw the need for some reforms of the franchise and some legal protection for freedom of speech and publication. A government that funds universities and respects freedom of speech, ought not to make funding conditional on viewpoint in any way. The human rights activist has used her elevated profile to urge the government to allow greater freedom of speech. The proposal represented one of the worst assaults on the freedom of speech and association ever proposed in the United States. The newspaper does not necessarily support the views of its columnists but we do support their right to freedom of speech.
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