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loudspeaker

noun as in speaker

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Evacuation sirens blared, and loudspeakers warned anyone within earshot to leave the area.

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He was still working at Oppenheimer and Co.—Steve and Vinny had already left—and some authoritative-sounding voice came over the loudspeaker to announce that no one was to leave the building.

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Taiwanese personnel use radios, loudspeakers and LED signs to order the Chinese out.

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“The bomb has dropped!” roared a voice over the loudspeaker.

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The Houthis’ security headquarters features jail cells known as “squeezers” that are three feet long and under two feet wide, and hold prisoners incommunicado as loudspeakers broadcast speeches by Al-Houthi, the U.N. says.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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