Loudly

/ˈlaʊdli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
In a loud voice or manner; with a high volume.
She shouted loudly to be heard over the noise of the crowd.
In a way that attracts attention; strikingly or notably.
The colors of the painting were used loudly to express strong emotions.
In a manner that is noisy or makes a lot of sound.
He laughed loudly at the comedian's jokes.
With emphasis or intensity.
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

Turn up the volume
Let's turn up the volume and play the music loudly!
To yell
She was so loud, everyone could hear her yelling across the street.