Verb for very loudly

They loudly poured out their worries, calling on their male relatives to discipline their sons.

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Synthesizers and quantifiers will always prove vulnerable on one count or another, yet it ill behoves fellow practitioners to protest too loudly.

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They were uncooperative, disorganised and argued and played very loudly to the extent that they were disruptive.

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One possibility is that these speech changes are the result of a general attempt to speak more loudly or with greater vocal effort.

Verb for sadly

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He had paid his dues, and deserved a little extra leeway if he spoke too loudly or grew frustrated and angry with the tribal politicians.

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One message of this book that comes through loudly and plainly is that developmental theory needs greater precision.

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As one reader of this article has commented, the silences in the historical

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