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loud

[loud] / laʊd /




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Crowds at Lumen Field are among the NFL’s loudest, so the Rams are expecting another one at full volume on Sunday.

From Los Angeles Times

Demands for immediate action on antisemitism were loud in the days after the attack, and Albanese did soon announce a crackdown on hate speech, backed by the antisemitism commissioner.

From BBC

Too often people spend time with friends or frenemies out of habit, convenience or social positioning, perhaps drinking too much or laughing too loud to mask the lack of synchrony.

From The Wall Street Journal

His aunt said that while walking, her nephew had left her to find a shortcut, and sometime later she heard "a very loud splash and someone screaming for help".

From BBC

“Wow,” Alicia said, her hands over her ears, “your voice just stays really loud.”

From Literature