cried (out) (Meaning)

cried (out)

to make a loud sound because of pain, fear, surprise, etc., to speak in a loud voice

The baby cried out in hunger, its piercing wail echoing through the room.
In the heat of battle, the soldier cried out in pain as he was struck by an arrow.
Joy welled up within her, and she cried out with laughter, her voice filling the sunlit meadow.
The accused man cried out in innocence, desperate to clear his name.
Fear gripped her heart as she heard a strange noise, and she cried out in terror.
The homeless man cried out for help, his voice a plea for compassion.
The crowd erupted in applause, and the singer cried out in gratitude.
Passion flared within them, and they cried out to each other in the throes of love.
As the train hurtled toward disaster, the passengers cried out in horror, their voices a chorus of despair.
The mountaineer cried out for assistance, his voice carried by the wind across the frozen peaks.

to make a loud sound because of pain, fear, surprise, etc., to speak in a loud voice

exclaimed, blurted (out), shouted, bellowed,roared, ejaculated, leaked, interjected, hollered, whooped

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The baby cried out in hunger, its piercing wail echoing through the room.

In the heat of battle, the soldier cried out in pain as he was struck by an arrow.

Joy welled up within her, and she cried out with laughter, her voice filling the sunlit meadow.

The accused man cried out in innocence, desperate to clear his name.