boom out
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Definition
Verb: - To emit or produce a deep, loud, resonant, and often hollow sound. This typically describes a sound that is powerful, carries over a distance, and has a low frequency, such as a large drum, a cannon, or a very loud, projecting voice.
Usage
The verb "boom out" is used to describe the action of a sound being produced with a deep, resonant, and powerful quality. It often implies the sound is sudden, forceful, and fills a space. - It is commonly used with subjects like voices, speakers, guns, drums, or thunder. - The sound "booms out" from its source.
Examples
- Verb:
- The cannon boomed out across the bay, signaling the start of the ceremony.
- His deep voice boomed out the instructions, ensuring everyone in the hall could hear.
- A loudspeaker boomed out the announcement, startling the crowd.
Advanced Usage
- "to boom out a command/message": To shout or project a command or message in a very loud, deep, and authoritative voice.
- The sergeant boomed out the orders to the new recruits.
Variants and Related Words
- Boom (verb): To make a deep, resonant sound. (e.g., )
- Booming (adjective): Describing a deep, loud, and resonant sound, or figuratively, a period of rapid growth. (e.g., , )
- Out (adverb): In this phrasal verb, "out" emphasizes the sound projecting outward from the source into the surrounding space.
Synonyms
- Resound: To ring or echo with sound.
- Echo: (When caused by a loud, deep initial sound) To be repeated as a sound reflection.
- Thunder: To make a loud, deep noise like thunder.
- Blare: To make a loud, harsh sound (though often less deep than a boom).
Related Phrasal Verbs
- Ring out: To be heard clearly and loudly (often with a clearer, more bell-like tone than "boom out").
- Church bells rang out to celebrate the holiday.
- Blare out: To emit a loud, harsh, and often unpleasant sound.
- Music blared out from the open car window.
Related Idioms
- "to hear something loud and clear": This idiom relates to the result of a sound like a voice "booming out," meaning the message was delivered with unmistakable volume and clarity.
- When the principal boomed out the new rule, we heard it loud and clear.
Verb
- make a deep hollow sound
- Her voice booms out the words of the song