Loud
Loud adjective - Marked by a high volume of sound.
Usage example: loud music that could be heard all over the neighborhood
Nearby Word: loudly
Quiet
Quiet adjective - Free from disturbing noise or uproar.
Usage example: left the din of the rock concert and went to a quiet restaurant where we could hear one another talk
Both words in one sentence
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Ever wondered why Asian people talk like they're being an overly melodramatic Shakespearian actor who cannot decide whether to be loud or quiet, and with weird vowel pronunciation?
Source: The Unpronounceable -
Mood Whiplash: Done intentionally and quite frequently to put more emphasis on the quiet and loud parts.
Source: Music / Ne Obliviscaris - Larry of Nitro Game Injection is, according to himself, "a very loud black man." Even when he does try to be quiet, he's loud.
Source: No Indoor Voice / Web Original
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