Loud
Pushy
Pushy adjective - Having or showing a bold forcefulness in the pursuit of a goal.
Loud and pushy are semantically related in forceful topic. Sometimes you can use "Loud" instead an adjective "Pushy", if it concerns topics such as aggressive.
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Both words in one sentence
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This is emphasized in the English manga, where Osaka's speech is translated with a New York City accent, which has a similar "loud and pushy" stereotype associated with it.
Source: Stereotype Flip -
Daffy is the pushy and loud one, Elmer is the stupid one who'll do anything, and Bugs is the smart one.
Source: Comic Trio - Id: John Adams — "Obnoxious and disliked," wants independence now and for everyone, loud, pigheaded, pushy
Source: Freudian Trio / Theater
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