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31loudly — adv. with a great noise, in a very audible tone, clamorously, noisily; in poor taste, garishly; offensively …
32raucously — rÉ”ËkÉ™slɪ adv. raspingly, gruffly, hoarsely; nosily, boisterously, clamorously …
33vociferously — adv. loudly, noisily, clamorously …
34clamour — (US clamor) noun a loud and confused noise, especially of shouting. ↘a vehement protest or demand. verb (of a group) shout or demand loudly: the surging crowds clamoured for attention. Derivatives clamorous adjective clamorously adverb… …
35aloud — ad. 1. Audibly, distinctly, in a clear voice, with full voice. 2. Loudly, vociferously, sonorously, clamorously, obstreperously, at the top of the voice, with a loud voice …
36loudly — ad. 1. Loud, noisily. 2. Clamorously, vehemently. 3. Ostentatiously, showily (colloq.) …
37aloud — adv 1. audibly, distinctly, plainly, clearly; loudly, loudly and clearly, Inf. out loud, with a loud voice, sonorously, resoundingly. 2. noisily, lustily, uproariously, boisterously; at the top of one s lungs, deafeningly, ear splittingly, thun… …
38yammer — yam•mer [[t]ˈyæm ər[/t]] Informal. 1) inf to whine or complain 2) inf to talk loudly and persistently 3) inf to utter clamorously and persistently, esp. in complaint 4) inf the act or noise of yammering • Etymology: 1275–1325; < MD jam(m)eren …
39clamorous — /ˈklæmərəs/ (say klamuhruhs) adjective 1. full of, marked by, or of the nature of clamour; vociferous; noisy. 2. vigorous in demands or complaints. –clamorously, adverb –clamorousness, noun …
40clamorous — [klam′ərəs] adj. [ME < ML clamorosus: see CLAMOR] 1. loud and confused; noisy 2. loudly demanding or complaining SYN. VOCIFEROUS clamorously adv. clamorousness n …
