shouted

Thân thiện

He shouted a warning to the children playing near the street.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Uttered or expressed in a loud, forceful vocal manner; characterized by shouting. Describes words, phrases, or speech that are delivered with a raised voice, often to convey strong emotion, to be heard over distance or noise, or to command attention.

Usage

The adjective "shouted" is used to modify nouns related to communication, such as "words," "warning," "order," or "protest." It describes the manner in which the verbal message was delivered. - It typically follows a linking verb (e.g., was, were, sounded) or comes directly before the noun it modifies. - It implies a lack of calmness or quietness in the speech act.

Examples

• The coach's shouted instructions could be heard across the entire field.
• I could barely hear her shouted apology over the sound of the engine.
• "Get down!" was his shouted warning before the explosion.
• The argument next door was loud and shouted.

Advanced Usage

• As a participial adjective: "Shouted" is the past participle of the verb "shout." When used as an adjective, it often has a passive sense, describing something that was shouted by someone.
  • The shouted commands from the officer brought the troops to attention. (The officer shouted the commands.)

Variants and Related Words

• Shout (verb): To utter a loud call or cry.
• Shouting (noun/gerund): The act or sound of shouting.
  • The shouting from the protest grew louder.
• Shouty (adjective, informal): Characterized by or tending to shout; loud and vociferous.
  • He has a very shouty manner when he's angry.

Synonyms

• Yelled: Very similar in meaning, often interchangeable.
• Bellowed: Suggests a very deep, loud shout, like that of a bull.
• Roared: Implies a full, powerful, and often angry shout.
• Cried out: Can be a synonym, though it can also imply a sound of pain or surprise, not just volume.

Antonyms

• Whispered: Spoken very softly.
• Muttered: Spoken in a low, indistinct voice.
• Mumbled: Spoken quietly and unclearly.

Related Phrases/Idioms

• To be all over bar the shouting (Idiom, chiefly British): Used to say that a result is so certain that only the noisy celebration (the shouting) remains. (Note: This idiom uses the noun "shouting," not the adjective "shouted").
  • With a 10-point lead and one minute left, the game is all over bar the shouting.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. in a vehement outcry
   • his shouted words of encouragement could be heard over the crowd noises

Từ đồng nghĩa

• yelled