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What word means in a very loud voice?

There are a few words that describe speaking in a very loud voice, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General loudness:

* Blaring: This implies a harsh, loud, and often unpleasant sound.

* Booming: This suggests a deep, resonant, and powerful voice.

* Clamoring: This implies a loud, insistent, and often chaotic noise.

* Shouting: This is a straightforward term for speaking very loudly, often with anger or excitement.

* Yelling: Similar to shouting, but with a stronger emphasis on forcefulness and aggression.

Specific situations:

* Bellowing: This implies a deep, forceful, and often angry shout.

* Screaming: This implies a high-pitched, piercing, and often panicked shout.

* Roar: This suggests a powerful, animalistic sound, often used for a loud, forceful voice.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the emotion you want to convey.

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