resoundingly

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resoundingly

The audience cheered resoundingly after the performance.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a manner that is very loud, clear, and emphatic: Describes an action done with a powerful, echoing, or unmistakably strong sound or effect.
    • In a manner that is overwhelmingly decisive or emphatic: Describes an action or result that is very clear, strong, and leaves no doubt.
Usage Examples
  • Adverb:
    • The audience cheered resoundingly for the winning team. (The audience cheered very loudly and enthusiastically.)
    • The proposal was defeated resoundingly in the vote. (The proposal was defeated by a very large and decisive margin.)
    • He then so resoundingly denounced his former friend. (He denounced his former friend in a very forceful and emphatic manner.)
Advanced Usage
  • "To win/vote/defeat resoundingly": To achieve a victory or result that is overwhelmingly clear and decisive.

    • The incumbent president was re-elected resoundingly. (The president was re-elected with a very large majority of votes.)
  • "To echo/resound resoundingly": To produce a sound that is very loud and reverberating (though this can be somewhat redundant).

    • The bells rang out resoundingly across the valley. (The bells rang very loudly and clearly across the valley.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Resounding (adj): Very loud; emphatic and unequivocal.
    • The concert was a resounding success. (The concert was an extremely clear and great success.)
  • Resound (verb): To ring or echo with sound; to be filled with sound; to be widely celebrated or famous.
    • The hall resounded with applause. (The hall was filled with the loud sound of applause.)
Synonyms
  • Emphatically: In a forceful and definite way.
  • Decisively: In a manner that settles an issue convincingly.
  • Overwhelmingly: To a very great degree; decisively.
  • Loudly: With a great deal of volume.
Antonyms
  • Barely: Only just; almost not.
  • Narrowly: Only by a small margin.
  • Softly: In a quiet voice or manner.
Related Phrases
  • A resounding yes/no: An extremely clear and definitive affirmative or negative answer.
    • The answer from the committee was a resounding no. (The committee's answer was a very strong and clear refusal.)
  • A resounding victory/defeat: A win or loss that is very great and decisive.
    • The team celebrated their resounding victory. (The team celebrated their very clear and significant win.)
resoundingly

The audience cheered resoundingly after the performance.

Adverb
  1. in a resounding manner
    • he then so resoundingly denounced his former friend

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