Definition of out loud
: loudly enough to be heard : aloud
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Examples of out loud in a Sentence
registered their dissatisfaction with the meal out loud to the waiter
Recent Examples of out loud from the Web
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Only years later could the veterans of World War II bring themselves to say out loud that those were the best years of their lives.
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Percy is like Frankenstein himself, Polidori literally says out loud at one point.
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No Booth?’’ Inquirer colleague Joe Juliano wondered out loud.
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Hearing their thoughts out loud like that reminded me of last year, when I was stressed out over my own court case against my abuser.
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Some of the babies look around for guidance from their parents, who all seem to be laughing out loud at their children's priceless reactions.
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These types of apps would do feats like look at the image of a signpost, and then say what the signpost means out loud to a person with hearing disabilities.
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But that’s not something Ms. Nevins ever says out loud.
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Anchor Frank Somerville said the station didn't say the names out loud before reading them on air.
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First Known Use of out loud
1821
out loud Synonyms
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clearly, discernibly, distinctly, distinguishably, perceptibly, plainly;
blatantly, bloody murder, boisterously, clamorously, loudly, lustily, mightily, noisily, resonantly, resoundingly, stridently, thunderously, uproariously, vociferously;
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