loudly

adverb

LOWD-lee/ˈlaʊdli/

1 meaning of loudly

1
adverb
In a way that makes a lot of noise or sound.
Like shouting across a field instead of whispering in someone's ear.
The children laughed loudly at the clown's tricks.
He knocked loudly on the front door until someone answered.
Similarloud
Oppositequietly

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Origin

From Middle English loudly, made from loud plus -ly.