Definition of «quiet part loud»
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"Quiet part loud" is an idiomatic expression used to describe a situation where someone explicitly states a controversial, biased, or shameful opinion that is usually kept hidden or implied. It suggests a breakdown in social decorum or political subtext, where the underlying (often negative) motivation is openly admitted. The phrase is commonly used in political commentary and social media critiques to highlight perceived honesty about malicious intentions. It carries a tone of cynical observation or alarm at the boldness of the speaker.
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> The quiet part is just loud now and forever apparently.
> When the CEO mentioned that employees are just 'disposable assets,' he really said the quiet part loud.
> Most politicians try to hide their disdain for the poor, but he just says the quiet part loud every single rally.
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