loudly
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
loud/laʊd/
▶adjective
- 1 producing or capable of producing much noise.
- 2 strong in expression: loud protests.
■ obtrusive; gaudy.
– phrases
out loud audibly.
out loud audibly.
– derivatives
louden verb,
loudly adverb,
loudness noun.
louden verb,
loudly adverb,
loudness noun.
– origin OE hlūd, of W. Gmc origin; from an Indo-Eur. root meaning ‘hear’.
'loudly' also found in these Oxford entries:
aloud
- barrack
- bay
- bellow
- belt
- bray
- cachinnate
- call
- clack
- clamour
- cry
- forte
- forte piano
- fortissimo
- full-mouthed
- hammer
- hearty
- jackhammer
- loud
- mezzo forte
- peal
- puff adder
- roar
- shout
- slam
- sound
- speak
- thunder
- trumpet
- vocal
- vociferate
- whang
- yammer
