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Meanings of spoken loudly in English

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Usage of spoken loudly in English
1
He knew he hadn't spoken loudly enough, so he tried again.
Swan Song
2
The word was not spoken loudly, but sibilantly, with something resembling a hiss.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
3
Have I not spoken loudly enough my way of thinking on this subject?
The Grip of Desire: The Story of a Parish-Priest
4
Burr and I might have walked in here, or we might have spoken loudly.
Lewis Rand
5
In their surprise, both of them had spoken loudly.
Bundori
6
Mama had spoken loudly many times since leaving Canada, but this time Papa shouted back.
Her mother's hope
7
God had spoken loudly to them through Harrison's cancer.
Escape
8
He turned, facing Owein, but his words were spoken loudly, for the benefit of the crowd.
The grail king
9
The young man had spoken loudly and contemptuously.
Lewis Rand
10
Felicity perceived she had not spoken loudly enough.
The Golden Road
11
This was spoken loudly and resolutely; in such tones as I had never heard from Margaret before.
Basil
12
Mr Hume said the Irish people had spoken loudly as to how they wished to be governed.
The Irish Times
13
The lansquenet had spoken loudly; the quartermaster, who caught the name Navarrete, turned, and his eyes met Ulrich's.
A Word, Only a Word — Complete
14
The words were not spoken loudly.
The Light That Lures
15
Yet he had not spoken loudly; not a head was turned in their direction; even the waiter stood unmoved.
The Gay Cockade
16
They heard the old woman's voice angrily asking who was there; they heard the reply, spoken loudly and authoritatively.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
This collocation consists of:
Spoken loudly through the time
Spoken loudly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common