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/vəˈsɪf.ər.əs/ (adj)
Vociferous definition
(of people) shouting and yelling repeatedly and noisily especially to show complaints, loud, voluble, clamorous, raucous
Example
I’ve lived next to neighbours whose dogs bark all day long, the awareness an animal is in distress outweighing the aggravation of neglectful owners and the cranium-splitting predictability of persistent barking. I’ve heard vociferous fights and complaints from units below, terrifying domestics, annoying laughs, squealing teens, unmonitored car alarms and excruciating leaf blowers.
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Antonyms
quiet
Parts of speech
Adverb: vociferously
Noun: vociferousness
