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Definition of aloud in English: aloudadverb əˈlaʊdəˈlaʊd 1Audibly; not silently or in a whisper. Example sentencesExamples - He performs his poems and children join in, writing their own poetry or reading his aloud.
- I was the one who read aloud the award citation as it was presented to her, and my voice choked up a bit.
- Unlike most books, children's books have to read well aloud, and Pooh is a delight to read aloud.
- She didn't just show it to her, she ended up reading it all aloud and was rewarded with the first real chuckle we've had from her for weeks.
- A mantra is the name of a sacred deity or a sacred phrase that you repeat silently or aloud.
- Proud of himself and unable to contain his joy, he began to read the letter aloud.
- Then a bell sounded as the name of each crew member and passenger was read aloud.
- They wrote essays, or lectures, or sermons and they read them aloud.
- There was genuine consternation at the bar as the newspaper report was read aloud.
- Another prisoner produced a bullhorn and read aloud a statement in English.
- Morris's interest in journalism was sparked by his father who would read the London newspapers aloud.
- After the break, we took turns getting up in front of the class to read something aloud.
- This is meant to be read aloud with some drama and fun even if you're not an actor.
- She read aloud with a passion and urgency that eclipsed everything else around her.
- I can even get it to read my e-mail aloud to me, or documents that I have dictated, while I check them.
- It's an error in judgment so colossal that it can't even be whispered aloud.
- His voice was clear and pronounced, as though he were used to reading such things aloud.
- Read that out aloud and consider the assumptions behind that belief system.
- I used to read it aloud to my little brother, and we'd collapse into helpless laughter.
- The letter was addressed to Monteagle but it was read out aloud by his servant.
Synonyms audibly, out loud, for all to hear, clearly, distinctly, plainly, intelligibly 2archaic Loudly. Example sentencesExamples - Miranda was weeping aloud with the infant in her arms, as was Alannis standing beside her young lord.
- He was humming the song aloud and loudly, louder in fact than any man would have hummed it had he expected to bump into another human being.
- She wept aloud, the room filled with her cries of pain.
Origin Middle English: from a-2 (expressing manner) + loud. Rhymes becloud, cloud, crowd, enshroud, loud, Macleod, proud, shroud, Stroud, unavowed, unbowed, unendowed, unploughed (US unplowed) Definition of aloud in US English: aloudadverbəˈlaʊdəˈloud 1Audibly; not silently or in a whisper. Example sentencesExamples - I can even get it to read my e-mail aloud to me, or documents that I have dictated, while I check them.
- Read that out aloud and consider the assumptions behind that belief system.
- She didn't just show it to her, she ended up reading it all aloud and was rewarded with the first real chuckle we've had from her for weeks.
- I used to read it aloud to my little brother, and we'd collapse into helpless laughter.
- There was genuine consternation at the bar as the newspaper report was read aloud.
- He performs his poems and children join in, writing their own poetry or reading his aloud.
- After the break, we took turns getting up in front of the class to read something aloud.
- Unlike most books, children's books have to read well aloud, and Pooh is a delight to read aloud.
- Proud of himself and unable to contain his joy, he began to read the letter aloud.
- The letter was addressed to Monteagle but it was read out aloud by his servant.
- Another prisoner produced a bullhorn and read aloud a statement in English.
- Morris's interest in journalism was sparked by his father who would read the London newspapers aloud.
- They wrote essays, or lectures, or sermons and they read them aloud.
- I was the one who read aloud the award citation as it was presented to her, and my voice choked up a bit.
- His voice was clear and pronounced, as though he were used to reading such things aloud.
- Then a bell sounded as the name of each crew member and passenger was read aloud.
- A mantra is the name of a sacred deity or a sacred phrase that you repeat silently or aloud.
- She read aloud with a passion and urgency that eclipsed everything else around her.
- It's an error in judgment so colossal that it can't even be whispered aloud.
- This is meant to be read aloud with some drama and fun even if you're not an actor.
Synonyms audibly, out loud, for all to hear, clearly, distinctly, plainly, intelligibly 2archaic Loudly. Example sentencesExamples - He was humming the song aloud and loudly, louder in fact than any man would have hummed it had he expected to bump into another human being.
- She wept aloud, the room filled with her cries of pain.
- Miranda was weeping aloud with the infant in her arms, as was Alannis standing beside her young lord.
Origin Middle English: from a- (expressing manner) + loud. |