aloud

Synonyms for aloud

adv in a spoken voice, usually not softly

late 14c., from a- (1) + loud.

He did me the honor to repeat it aloud; but the Minister's answer was not heard.

You are all in a flush, now, and have lain down this sheet and said aloud: 'What an idea!

Then aloud he repeated the question, touching the bookmaker on the elbow.

Then she went in, but she said aloud to herself, "They're all for you—" and she whispered his name.

"It is certain that no one can have touched the bank-note in this office, sir," he said aloud.

"I shall not allow my doubts of him to go further than you," he said aloud.

"I don't like that sort and I don't want any," I said aloud.

"That settles it," he said aloud, gloomily, watching the last figures.

Presently he said aloud, turning a leaf as he spoke: 'He will be very sorry for this.'

(Aloud) I don't mean, my good girl, to pry into your family affairs.