What is another word for loud
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loud
/laʊd/
Characterized by a high volume of sound.
Antonyms of loud
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- quiet
- soft
- hushed
- silent
Weak matches:
- muffled
- whispered
- low
Adverbs
Strongest matches:
- quietly
- softly
- silently
Weak matches:
- gently
- faintly
Synonyms
noisy, booming, deafening, thunderous, roaring, blaring, resounding, clamorous, raucous, piercing, shrill, ear-splitting, sonorous, tumultuous, vociferous
Usage examples:
1. The music at the concert was so loud that I could feel the bass vibrating through my body.
2. My neighbor's dog barks so loud every morning that it wakes me up before my alarm clock does.
3. She spoke in a loud voice to grab the attention of the students at the back of the classroom.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a common antonym for 'loud' when describing someone's voice?
A common antonym for 'loud' when referring to someone's voice is 'soft' or 'quiet.' These terms indicate a lower volume or intensity of sound.
If I want to describe music or environmental noise that is not loud, which word should I use?
To describe music or environmental noise that isn't loud, you might use 'soft,' 'low,' or 'muted.' These terms suggest a gentle or subdued level of noise.
Is there an antonym for 'loud' that can also imply a sense of calmness or tranquility?
Yes, 'serene' or 'peaceful' can be considered antonyms of 'loud' in contexts where the loudness is replaced by a sense of calm or tranquility, especially in natural or living environments.
Can 'silent' be used as an antonym for 'loud,' and in what context?
'Silent' can indeed be used as an antonym for 'loud,' particularly in contexts where there is an absence of any sound. For example, comparing a loud party to the silent night that follows.