Adverb:

ਬਹੁਤ ਉੱਚੀ,

very loudly's Usage Examples:

The beloved voice can be heard echoing very loudly and vibrantly, notes from our aubade sing out the glories of our Region.

sidetone, resulting in a poor experience for users hearing their own voice very loudly, and in extreme cases in early versions also unstable feedback from the.

ground, and when surprised, may explode into flight, beating their wings very loudly.

"Money talks, very loudly".

(pianississimo) but gradually over the piece build up until they are playing very loudly (fortississimo).

interested in Brassens" music as a child, when his father played it very loudly in their home.

Nevertheless, Poier was able to - very loudly - claim a moral victory after it emerged that his song had actually garnered.

The tune of the dance is played intentionally very loudly by two zurna or p"ku (Armenian: պկու) hornpipes and one or more double-headed.

He recalled playing guitar very loudly with Lennon.

For example, in one passage the player must play a phrase at the bottom of the oboe's range including B flat, the oboe's lowest note, very loudly (fortissimo).

possesses the power of making a curious noise like pha-pha!, and makes it very loudly when touched; the noise is accompanied (perhaps produced) by a short.

cluster chord in the middle register, from A3 up to E4, first struck very loudly, then repeated eight seconds later at a very soft dynamic.

Hitler seems to have been referring to an incident just a few days before, where Mason-MacFarlane had very loudly stated at a party in Berlin attended by members of the German elite that Britain was committed to fighting against Germany's Machtpolitik (power politics), and if Germany wanted war, she would get it.

Synonyms:

fortissimo,

Antonyms:

pianissimo, softness,