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Meanings of loudness in English
Usage of loudness in English
1
It was one-eyed, and vomited smoke, and it snorted with exceeding loudness.
2
Accuracy of aim was not so much considered as loudness of report.
3
Not that she wished to do so by any loudness of assertion.
4
So, too, loudness, softness, crescendo, diminuendo, volume, piercingness, have their emotional accompaniments.
5
In this case, attention to voice while ignoring sound loudness increased neural selectivity.
6
The shouts and cries of the terrified settlers increased in loudness.
7
Hundreds of years changed at the arrival of that crude loudness.
8
The detonations from the volcano far exceed in loudness any other earthly noise.
9
They proved very effective, especially in the loudness of the report when fired.
10
A great temporary crisis can only be met by a great temporary loudness.
11
Giacomo appropriated the discovery, perforce of loudness, after the fashion of his sex.
12
His voice seemed designed not to win friends-harsh ,slightlygrating, tending toward loudness.
13
The entry gate to Tory Hill clicked behind him with curious, lonely loudness.
14
Their very voices, he said, had a loudness and force that wore him.
15
It's got volume control, so little ears are protected from loudness.
16
Dake nodes.' Then with sudden loudness and decision: 'But this down.'
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Translations for loudness
Portuguese
Loudness through the time
Loudness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common