The Opposite(Antonym) of “unboisterously”
The antonyms of unboisterously are boisterously and loudly. The antonym boisterously describes a loud, energetic, and sometimes disruptive behavior, while loudly refers to a high volume or intensity of sound.
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Definitions and Examples of boisterously, loudly
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
In a loud, energetic, and sometimes disruptive manner.
Example
The children were playing boisterously in the backyard, laughing and shouting at the top of their lungs.
In a high volume or intensity of sound.
Example
The music was playing loudly in the club, making it hard to hear each other talk.
Key Differences: boisterously vs loudly
- 1Boisterously implies a loud and energetic behavior that can be disruptive or annoying.
- 2Loudly refers to a high volume or intensity of sound, regardless of the behavior or context.
Effective Usage of boisterously, loudly
- 1Describe Behavior: Use boisterously to describe loud and energetic behavior, especially if it's disruptive or annoying.
- 2Describe Sound: Use loudly to describe a high volume or intensity of sound, regardless of the context or behavior.
Remember this!
The antonyms boisterously and loudly have distinct meanings. Boisterously describes loud and energetic behavior, while loudly refers to a high volume or intensity of sound. Use these words to describe behavior or sound, depending on the context.
