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How do you describe something loud?

Here are some ways to describe something loud, with varying degrees of intensity and nuance:

Basic:

* Loud

* Noisy

* Blaring

* Roaring

* Thundering

More descriptive:

* Deafening

* Earsplitting

* Piercing

* Shrill

* Cacophonous

* Booming

* Rumbling

* Clanging

* Screaming

* Howling

* Bellowing

* Crashing

* Explosive

Figurative language:

* As loud as a jet engine

* Like a bomb going off

* Could hear it a mile away

* Vibrating the floor

* Shattering the silence

Specific to the source:

* The engine roared

* The music blared

* The crowd cheered

* The siren wailed

To emphasize unpleasantness:

* Irritatingly loud

* Distractingly loud

* Painfully loud

* Overpowering

To emphasize pleasantness:

* Energetic

* Exciting

* Lively

* Vibrant

The best way to describe something loud depends on the context and the effect you want to create.

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