Aloud and Strong

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Aloud adverb - With one's normal voice speaking the words.

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Strong and aloud are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strong" instead an adverb "Aloud".

Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.

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Aloud and strong are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Aloud" with "Strong", this adjectives are similar.

Nearby Word: strongly

For example, the Amazonian tribesmen in The Broken Ear have speech bubbles which appear to be full of gibberish, but if read aloud turn out to be English with a strong Cockney accent.

Source: Funetik Aksent
In Astrid Lindgren's "Mio My Son", the evil of the villain, the literally stone-hearted Sir Kato, is so strong that saying his name aloud causes the sky to darken, birds to stop singing and plants to wither and die.

Source: The Scottish Trope
In arc 5 of Jojos Bizarre Adventure we have Bruno Buccellati who is killed early by the Big Bad, but due to his strong will it doesn't stick, though from that point forward he never bleeds or feels pain, and although characters notice this occasionally they rarely make comments aloud.

Source: Purpose-Driven Immortality

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