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aloud

adverb as in in a spoken voice, usually not softly

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Webb now kicks off his family’s annual meeting by reading the mission statement aloud and leading a discussion of whether it needs revision.

Kelly also took a brief leave at NBC after wondering aloud why it shouldn’t be OK for white people to wear blackface for Halloween.

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I looked into my phone’s camera, moved my head around and spoke aloud the three numbers that appeared on screen.

Kimmel also pretended to open a statement written for him to read aloud by Disney, before reading out the words: "How to reactivate your Disney+ subscription".

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Simply click the headphone icon — which also shows how long listening to the story will take — and an automated voice will read the article aloud.

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