Speak Volumes.
English
idiom
To convey a great deal of information without saying much.
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To convey a great deal of information without saying much.
Trusted by1.5M+English learners & teachers worldwide
To communicate a great deal without using words — to be very revealing or expressive.
When something speaks volumes, it says more than words ever could, and the meaning is clear from actions, silence, or behavior.
It is used when a situation, gesture, or response reveals a lot about what someone thinks or feels.
"Say a Lot"
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Communicating a meaningful amount through words or actions, but less dramatically revealing
"Actions Speak Louder than Words"
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What people do is more trustworthy and meaningful than what they say
"Speak Volumes"
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Something that reveals a great deal through actions, silence, or behavior alone
The client renewed without us even pitching — what does that tell you?
It speaks volumes about the relationship the team has built with them.
He didn't even text to check on me after everything that happened.
That speaks volumes — you deserve someone who actually shows up.
Do you think the board's vote without debate was significant?
It speaks volumes — a unanimous decision that fast means it was already decided beforehand.
