| 单词 | vociferously |
| 释义 | vociferously (once / 9777 pages) adv To do something vociferously is to do it vehemently and loudly. People vociferously support things they believe in. To be vociferous is to be strongly and vocally in support of something. To do something vociferously is to act that way in some situation. During football games, coaches vociferously pester the referees, and fans vociferously support their teams. In politics, supporters campaign vociferously for their candidates. Martin Luther King vociferously worked for civil rights. This is a word involving strong verbal support for something. You can’t act vociferously if you’re silent. WORD FAMILYvociferous: vociferously USAGE EXAMPLESPublishing him is a cynical move by Simon & Schuster, one worth protesting vociferously and specifically, in e-mails, letters, tweets, and phone calls—you name it. The New Yorker(Dec 30, 2016) He bickered vociferously among family but was reserved among strangers. Washington Times(Dec 24, 2016) Slightly better would be a Klan rally that was vociferously confronted. The Guardian(Dec 17, 2016) adv in a vociferous manner he complained vociferously |
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