shouting
/'ʃautiɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of uttering a loud, inarticulate cry: This refers to the action of producing a loud vocal sound, often due to strong emotions like pain, excitement, anger, or joy.
- Loud cheers or calls from a group of people: This refers to the collective noise made by spectators or a crowd, typically to encourage, protest, or celebrate.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- We could hear the shouting from the street. (We could hear the loud cries from the street.)
- The shouting of the fans filled the stadium. (The loud cheers of the fans filled the stadium.)
- His shouting startled everyone in the room. (His loud cry startled everyone in the room.)
Advanced Usage
- "It's all over but the shouting": This idiom means that the outcome is certain and only the formal announcement or celebration remains. The main action is finished.
- The election results are clear; it's all over but the shouting. (The election results are clear; the outcome is decided and only the celebration remains.)
Variants and Related Words
- Shout (verb): To utter a loud cry or call.
- Please don't shout; I can hear you.
- Shout (noun): A loud cry or call.
- He gave a shout of warning.
Synonyms
- Yelling: Uttering loud, sharp cries.
- Screaming: Uttering a long, loud, piercing cry.
- Cheering: Shouting encouragement or praise.
- Hollering: (Informal) Shouting loudly.
Related Phrases
- Shouting match: A loud, angry argument where people shout at each other.
- The discussion turned into a shouting match.
Noun
- uttering a loud inarticulate cry as of pain or excitement
- encouragement in the form of cheers from spectators
- it's all over but the shouting