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Today's Idiom = "She Spoke Highly Of You"

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She Spoke Highly Of You ( that person said good things about you ... )
"she spoke highly of you"



To speak highly of a person is to say good things about her. Example: "I met your teacher. He speaks highly of you."

When you tell people good things about some thing, you are speaking highly of it. Example: "My manager spoke highly of me during the meaning. It made me proud." Another example: "Kazuo spoke very highly of his trip to the United States."



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Common variations of this idiom: She Spoke Highly Of You, Speak Highly Of Someone Or Something,