loud

[laʊd]

loud Definition

• 1. producing or capable of producing much noise
• 2. having a high volume

Using loud: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "loud" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The music was so loud that I couldn't hear myself think.

• Example

  She spoke in a loud voice to be heard over the noise.

• Example

  The fireworks were very loud and scared the dog.

• Example

  He has a loud laugh that can be heard from across the room.

loud Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for loud

• noisy
• boisterous
• raucous
• blaring
• thunderous

Antonyms for loud

• quiet
• soft
• muted

Phrases with loud

• loud and clear

  in a way that is clearly heard and understood

  Example

  I heard you loud and clear. You want me to meet you at the park at noon.

• loud-mouthed

  tending to talk too loudly or too much

  Example

  He's a loud-mouthed guy who always dominates the conversation.

• loud and proud

  in a way that shows pride and confidence

  Example

  She wore her rainbow flag pin loud and proud to show her support for the LGBTQ+ community.

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Summary: loud in Brief

The term 'loud' [laʊd] describes sounds that are high in volume and capable of producing much noise. It can refer to anything from music and fireworks to people's voices, as in 'She spoke in a loud voice to be heard over the noise.' The phrase 'loud and clear' means something is clearly heard and understood, while 'loud-mouthed' refers to someone who talks too much or too loudly.