loud pedal Antonyms
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Meaning of loud pedal
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loud pedal (n)
a pedal on a piano that lifts the dampers from the strings and so allows them to continue vibrating
loud pedal Sentence Examples
- The driver pressed the loud pedal, sending the car rocketing forward with a deafening roar.
- With a heavy foot on the loud pedal, the motorcycle accelerated with an earsplitting burst of speed.
- The guitarist stomped on the loud pedal, unleashing a torrent of distortion that shook the walls.
- The drummer's loud pedal reverberated through the room, its thunderous beats echoing in every corner.
- The pilot pushed the loud pedal to the floor, propelling the plane down the runway with a deafening screech.
- The construction worker applied excessive pressure to the loud pedal of the jackhammer, creating an agonizing cacophony.
- The fans cheered with deafening enthusiasm, their voices reaching a crescendo as the player hit the loud pedal.
- The construction site was a symphony of loud pedals, with drills, saws, and hammers competing for dominance.
- The loud pedal of the blender pulverized the ingredients, creating a smooth and creamy smoothie.
- The mechanic adjusted the loud pedal on the race car, optimizing its performance for maximum acceleration.
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a pedal on a piano that lifts the dampers from the strings and so allows them to continue vibrating
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The driver pressed the loud pedal, sending the car rocketing forward with a deafening roar.
With a heavy foot on the loud pedal, the motorcycle accelerated with an earsplitting burst of speed.
The guitarist stomped on the loud pedal, unleashing a torrent of distortion that shook the walls.
The drummer's loud pedal reverberated through the room, its thunderous beats echoing in every corner.
