What is another word for silently
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silently
/saɪləntli/
Without making any sound.
Antonyms of silently
Adverbs
Strongest matches:
- loudly
- noisily
Weak matches:
- audibly
- vocally
Verbs
Strongest matches:
- shout
- yell
Weak matches:
- whisper
- murmur
Synonyms
quietly, noiselessly, mutely, soundlessly, wordlessly, hushedly, inaudibly, speechlessly, tacitly, without a sound, softly, discreetly
Usage examples:
1. He silently closed the door to avoid waking up the baby.
2. She silently prayed for the strength to face the challenges ahead.
3. The snow fell silently, blanketing the city in a peaceful white.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a direct antonym of 'silently' that can be used in most contexts?
A direct antonym of 'silently' is 'loudly.' This word is used to describe an action done with a lot of noise or volume, opposite to the quiet or noiseless manner implied by 'silently.'
Can 'vocally' be considered an antonym of 'silently,' and in what context?
Yes, 'vocally' can be considered an antonym of 'silently' in contexts where 'silently' refers to the absence of spoken words or vocal expression. 'Vocally' suggests that something is done with the use of voice, hence making noise or sound, as opposed to doing something without making a sound.
Is there an antonym for 'silently' that implies a level of disturbance or interruption?
'Noisily' serves as an antonym to 'silently' that carries connotations of causing disturbance or interruption. It implies actions done with enough noise to potentially disrupt the quietness or silence of a setting.
For literary or poetic contexts, what is a nuanced antonym of 'silently' that might convey emotion or atmosphere?
'Resoundingly' can be a nuanced antonym for 'silently' in literary or poetic contexts. While it suggests a significant level of sound, it also conveys a sense of emotional or atmospheric impact, going beyond mere volume to include the idea of echoing or being impactful.