out loud

adv.

Loud enough to be heard; aloud: read the poem out loud.

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Adv.

out loud - using the voice; not silently; "please read the passage aloud"; "he laughed out loud"

aloud

Translations

à voix haute

References in periodicals archive

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Cleverly constructed and performed with a straight face, it sends itself up while making you laugh out loud.

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When I said Steven Mott, the election worker flatly stated, out loud, "You're not Steven." Not only did the process result in someone denying my identity, it outed me to everyone in the room.

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Read out loud about the tree soaring into the clouds or the shrubs struggling to push through the snow, then bolt 50 feet to the next sign, scrape off the snow and share out loud more interesting stuff.

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