Meaning & Definition of word "Loud"
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Loud
/laʊd/
adjective:
- 1. Producing or capable of producing much noise; vocal, strong, or intense in sound.
- Example: The music was so loud that I could feel the bass vibrating through the floor.
- 2. Easily heard; having a high volume.
- Example: She spoke in a loud voice to ensure everyone could hear her.
- 3. Pertaining to a strong or bold style, often in clothing or manners.
- Example: He wore a loud shirt that attracted a lot of attention.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English 'hlūd'
Common Phrases and Expressions
loud and clear:
Understood without any doubt or confusion.
loud mouth:
A person who talks too much or too loudly, often sharing secrets.
loud noises:
Sounds that are easily heard and often disruptive.
Related Words
din:
A loud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise.
clatter:
A continuous rattling sound.
racket:
A loud and disturbing noise.
Slang Meanings of loud
Meaning: Very popular or well-liked.
Example Sentence: That new song is so loud right now; everybody is playing it.
Meaning: Dilapidated or in a state of disarray.
Example Sentence: Their house is looking loud; they really need to clean up.