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loud

[loud] / laʊd /




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The definitive bands working in the style took the loud and rude antagonism of punk and integrated forms outside of rock, incorporating the bass-forward presentation of reggae and the abstraction of art-rock.

From The Wall Street Journal

And those voices only got louder when the Paisley side lifted their first trophy in more than a decade in a 3-1 win.

From BBC

He wanted the crowd to be as loud and zeroed-in as possible.

From Los Angeles Times

The Spurs fans did not turn on their team or head coach during this game, a fact acknowledged by Frank, but the reaction at the final whistle was one of loud dissatisfaction.

From BBC

"In college, when it gets hectic or loud, the tutors will know it's too much for me because I'll have both headphones on my ears," she says.

From BBC