aloud

[əˈlaʊd]

Definition:
1. Using the voice; not silently.
2. With relatively high volume.

Use 'aloud' in a sentence:

1. The show invites different people to read aloud on the stage.
2. She cried aloud to the gods for vengeance for the loss of her daughter.
3. The pain made the child cry aloud.
4. Reading aloud helps us not only find out our problems but also develop our writing.
5. He called aloud for help.
6. Suddenly she cried aloud, "Oh, now grandmother is dead!"
7. Suddenly she cried aloud:"Oh, Heidi, I can do it."
8. Aloud he added, "Why don't you need them any more?"
9. The ancients were in the habit of reading aloud even when alone.
10. By-and-by they gathered courage and began to discuss him aloud.
11. He really must be careful about thinking aloud. Who knew what he might say?
12. They all sat down at the table while the child read it aloud.
13. Riding a Mobike on the street, you might hear some people speaking Chinese aloud.
14. Finally, he pronounced it completed and brought the book to his psychiatrist, who eagerly began reading it aloud:
15. "I am much too stout," groaned he aloud, while fixed as in a vice.
16. Heidi burst out crying now and sobbed aloud.
17. This was said as if thinking aloud.
18. "I believe I can guess that," she added aloud.
19. He couldn't help chuckling aloud.
20. When I began writing myself, I read these pieces aloud to her as well.
21. He said aloud, "And hast thou been beaten, poor friend, according to the promise?"
22. He did not express his thoughts aloud.
23. Reading words aloud gives you a phonetic2 memory trail.
24. The poor mother ran out of the house and cried aloud for her child.
25. If your child becomes easier with reading aloud, you can ask him or her to read a full page.
26. We read word by word aloud and think about them.
27. When we were children, our father read aloud to us.
28. Read it aloud before you write it down.
29. As soon as people heard this, they laughed aloud at him.
30. The passage is too difficult and doesn't lend itself to reading aloud.
31. He then went down on his knees, looked up to the sky and said thanks aloud.
32. But he has just had an eye operation and needs some app that can store the books and read them aloud to him.
33. The book sailed through the air to Aunt Dede and she began to read it aloud ．
34. When children are little we make them read aloud, before the teacher and other children, so that we can be sure they "know" all the words they are reading.
35. When the seven kids saw that, they came running to the spot and cried aloud,"The wolf is dead!"
36. Parents who read aloud to their children are developing their interests and skills in reading.
37. You don't have to sing songs aloud if you are shy.
38. No sensible person will read aloud in the library.
39. You should not read aloud in the library.
40. Every day read a proverb aloud several times until you have it memorized.
41. I cried out aloud.
42. Perhaps the best way to read this book is to read it aloud to yourself or with your friends.
43. 'You fool,' he said aloud.
44. I heard him say one thing quite aloud.
45. Consider that I've named it--never mind pronouncing it out aloud."
46. Prue entered the passage in her notebook, then read it aloud again.
47. The old man, still pacing back and forth, ceased to speak aloud, and began to mutter.
48. Whether they say it aloud or not, most men expect their wives to be faithful.
49. She cried aloud in protest.
50. Read aloud. Sometimes it's easier to find problems with spelling, word usage, and grammar when we read aloud.
51. "The cloth is charming," said he, aloud.
52. The teacher listened to the children reading aloud.
53. I'll read the text aloud first.
54. He read the poem aloud.
55. 'What am I going to do?' she wondered aloud.
56. Police, weary and increasingly sour in mood, wonder aloud why the situation has been allowed to deteriorate.
57. Another example is reading aloud, which studies have shown gives children bigger vocabularies and better reading comprehension in school.