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"Opine" is an intransitive verb, and in all cases it can replace the phrase "give the opinion". It doesn't have a direct object. You can't opine someone, but you can opine aboutsomeone.

You might write an article about the virtues of the macroeconomic theory of Keynes, to which I would opine that Keynes was an idiot and that Friedman has already refuted him.

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"Opine" is an intransitive verb, and in all cases it can replace the phrase "give the opinion". It doesn't have a direct object. You can't opine someone, but you can opine aboutsomeone.

You might write an article about the virtues of the macroeconomic theory of Keynes, to which I would opine that Keynes was an idiot and that Friedman has already refuted him.

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People often opine that Bach would have " reveled in the modern age.

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"Opine" means to express one's opinion or belief about something. It is often used in written or spoken language to indicate that the following statement is the speaker's personal viewpoint.

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Opined means you have expressed your opinion. It is past tense of opine.

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