soapbox
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Noun — A makeshift platform someone stands on to give an impromptu speech, or, figuratively, any opportunity to voice strong opinions.
How to use soapbox
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Etymology
Originally a literal wooden crate used for shipping soap, which people would stand on in public to make speeches.
Full origin of soapbox →Frequently asked questions
What does “soapbox” mean?
The word “soapbox” means a makeshift platform someone stands on to give an impromptu speech, or, figuratively, any opportunity to voice strong opinions. In plain terms, a platform (real or figurative) for airing your opinions loudly and repeatedly.
How do you pronounce “soapbox”?
“Soapbox” is pronounced SOHP-boks (/ˈsəʊpbɒks/ in IPA).
How do you use “soapbox” in a sentence?
Here is “soapbox” used in a sentence: “He climbed on his soapbox again about local politics.”
What part of speech is “soapbox”?
“Soapbox” is a noun.