raucously
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
Adverb: 1. In a loud, harsh, and disorderly manner: Describes an action done with a noisy, rough, and often disruptive sound or behavior. 2. With a raucous sound: Describes the quality of a sound itself, meaning it is loud, grating, and unpleasant.
Usage Examples
- The fans cheered raucously when their team scored the winning goal.
- A group of crows cawed raucously from the treetops.
- The party next door was laughing and singing raucously until 3 a.m.
Advanced Usage
- "to laugh raucously": to laugh in a very loud, harsh, and uncontrolled way.
- The villain in the movie laughed raucously at his own evil plan.
- "to protest raucously": to demonstrate or object in a loud and disorderly fashion.
- The audience protested raucously when the concert was canceled.
Variants and Related Words
- Raucous (adjective): loud, harsh, and disorderly.
- The raucous celebration could be heard down the street.
- Raucousness (noun): the quality of being raucous.
- The raucousness of the city streets was overwhelming.
Synonyms
- Rowdily: In a noisy, rough, and disorderly way.
- Boisterously: In a noisy, energetic, and cheerful manner.
- Stridently: In a loud and harsh manner.
- Discordantly: In a way that produces a harsh, clashing sound.
Antonyms
- Quietly: Making little or no noise.
- Softly: In a gentle, quiet manner.
- Peacefully: In a calm and tranquil manner.
Adverb
- in a rowdy manner
- the crowd got drunk and started to behave rowdily
- with a raucous sound
- his voice rang raucously