Meaning & Definition of word "Loudly"

Loudly

/ˈlaʊdli/

adverb:

  • 1. In a loud voice or manner; with a high volume.
    • Example: She shouted loudly to be heard over the noise of the crowd.
  • 2. In a way that attracts attention; strikingly or notably.
    • Example: The colors of the painting were used loudly to express strong emotions.
  • 3. In a manner that is noisy or makes a lot of sound.
    • Example: He laughed loudly at the comedian's jokes.
  • 4. With emphasis or intensity.
    • Example: They spoke loudly about their achievements.

Etymology

From Middle English 'loude', meaning 'loud' + '-ly', indicating manner.

Common Phrases and Expressions

loud and clear:

Easy to understand; unmistakable.

loud mouth:

Someone who talks too much or too loudly.

scream loudly:

To yell with great force or volume.

Related Words

loud:

Producing or capable of producing much noise; strong in sound.

volume:

The degree of loudness or intensity of sound.

deafening:

Extremely loud.

boisterous:

Noisy, energetic, and cheerful.

Slang Meanings of loudly

Meaning: Turn up the volume

Example Sentence: Let's turn up the volume and play the music loudly!

Meaning: To yell

Example Sentence: She was so loud, everyone could hear her yelling across the street.