Loudly and Roughly

Loudly

Loudly adverb - With relatively high volume.
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Synonyms for Loudly

Roughly and loudly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Roughly" instead an adverb "Loudly".

Nearby Word: loud

Roughly

Roughly adverb - Close to but not exactly.

Loudly and roughly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loudly" instead an adverb "Roughly".

Nearby Words: rough, roughage

Both words in one sentence

  • The Watcher He always loudly proclaimed "Yes, it is I the Watcher, who is always watching, but must not interfere", roughly every other sentence as if people were going to forget it.
    Source: The Watcher
  • Ambiguously Gay / Live-Action TV Spin City: One episode featured the Mayor's nephew, who was basically a walking Camp Gay stereotype that loudly and obnoxiously hit on women at every opportunity, worked as a "closet organiser" and said the word "closet" roughly every three lines.
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