loud
/laʊd/
adverb
- In a way that makes a lot of noise.
- The thunder boomed loud across the valley.
- He spoke loud so everyone in the back could hear him.
- The baby cried loud enough to wake the whole house.
adjective
- Making or having a lot of noise; not quiet.
- Please don't be loud in the library — people are trying to study.
- The music at the concert was so loud that my ears hurt.
- A loud alarm woke everyone up at six in the morning.
- Very bright, showy, or noticeable in a way that is not attractive.
- Her loud makeup drew attention wherever she went.
- The wallpaper was too loud for such a small room.
- He wore a loud shirt with bright orange and purple stripes.
- Expressing opinions strongly and in a way that is hard to ignore.
- The protesters were loud in their demands for change.
- His loud criticism of the plan made everyone uncomfortable.
- She was the loudest voice in the meeting, arguing for better pay.