exclaimer (Meaning)

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exclaimer (n.)

One who exclaims.

In the heat of the moment, he exclaimed his love for her in front of the bustling crowd.
As the prize was announced, an exclamation of joy erupted from the audience.
He listened to the lecturer, his exasperation growing with every exclaimed statement.
The child's eyes lit up with excitement as he exclaimed, "I want to go to the amusement park!"
An exclaimer's role in poetry is to express strong emotions or reactions.
The politician's impassioned speech was punctuated with exclamations designed to stir the emotions of his supporters.
In the midst of the chaos, her exclamation of despair was barely audible above the cacophony of noise.
He exclaimed in amazement as he witnessed the beauty of the Northern Lights dancing across the sky.
With a loud exclamation of surprise, she opened the gift her husband had given her.
His triumphant exclamation echoed through the stadium as he scored the winning goal.

One who exclaims.

shout, roar, bellow, interject, blurt (out),cry (out), ejaculate, bleat, ah, hoot

No antonyms found.

In the heat of the moment, he exclaimed his love for her in front of the bustling crowd.

As the prize was announced, an exclamation of joy erupted from the audience.

He listened to the lecturer, his exasperation growing with every exclaimed statement.

The child's eyes lit up with excitement as he exclaimed, "I want to go to the amusement park!"