loudly
1 of 1adverb/ˈlaʊdli/
1
in a way that produces a lot of noise or sound
A2- He laughed loudly at the joke.
- The crowd cheered loudly when the team scored.
- She spoke loudly to be heard over the noise.
- The thunder rumbled loudly through the night.
- Children shouted loudly while playing in the park.
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2
in a strong or forceful manner to express opinions or feelings
- They loudly protested the new policy changes.
- Activists loudly demand action on climate change.
- He loudly criticized the decision during the meeting.
- The workers loudly voiced their concerns about safety.
- She loudly declared her support for the candidate.
3
in a manner that is flashy, showy, or vulgar in appearance or behavior
- He dressed loudly, wearing bright colors and flashy jewelry.
- The singer arrived at the party loudly, drawing everyone's attention.
- Some people decorate their homes loudly with excessive ornaments.
- The sports car's design was loudly ostentatious.
- She accessorized loudly, with bold patterns and oversized earrings.