aloud (Meaning)

Wordnet

aloud (r)

using the voice; not silently

with relatively high volume

Webster

With a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly.

The teacher asked the students to read their essays aloud to the class.
As I walked through the empty hallway, my footsteps echoed aloud.
He laughed aloud at the comedian's hilarious jokes during the stand-up show.
The librarian reminded patrons not to speak aloud in the silent reading area.
The preacher spoke aloud, sharing words of wisdom and inspiration with the congregation.
When she discovered the surprising news, she couldn't help but gasp aloud.
The music blared aloud from the speakers, filling the room with energy.
As the storm raged outside, the wind howled aloud, creating an eerie atmosphere.
Reading poetry aloud enhances the experience, allowing the rhythm and cadence to be fully appreciated.
The child recited the alphabet aloud, proudly showcasing her newly acquired skill.

using the voice; not silently, with relatively high volumeWith a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly.

loudly, clearly,out, audibly,out loud, verbally, lustily, bloody murder, perceptibly, noisily

quietly, soundlessly, silently, quietly,silently, soundlessly, softly, voicelessly, noiselessly, noiselessly

The teacher asked the students to read their essays aloud to the class.

As I walked through the empty hallway, my footsteps echoed aloud.

He laughed aloud at the comedian's hilarious jokes during the stand-up show.

The librarian reminded patrons not to speak aloud in the silent reading area.