shout — to speak or call out very loudly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to speak or call out very loudly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʃaʊt/
Example Sentences
- My mom doesn't need an alarm clock - she just shouts my name and the whole neighborhood wakes up!
- The teacher shouted instructions over the noisy construction work outside.
- Don't shout at me - I'm not deaf, just confused!
shout
VERB[/ʃaʊt/]
to speak or call out very loudly
Coach shouts instructions to players
The scout will shout the safest route!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word 'shout' derives from Middle English 'shouten' in the 14th century, which developed from Germanic language roots. Originally, it denoted the act of producing a sudden, loud vocalization.
Breakdown
Middle English 'shouten' → Modern English 'shout'. The Germanic root relates to sudden, forceful utterance, with the modern form retaining the core sense of emitting a loud voice.
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📝Examples
“My mom doesn't need an alarm clock - she just shouts my name and the whole neighborhood wakes up!”
“The teacher shouted instructions over the noisy construction work outside.”
“Don't shout at me - I'm not deaf, just confused!”
“The fans shouted with excitement when their team scored.”
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