lautstark
vociferous · loud
The German word "lautstark" is an adjective that means "loud" or "noisy", often used to describe someone or something that is very vocal or vocalizing in an assertive manner. It is composed of the words "laut," meaning "loud," and "stark," meaning "strong" or "powerful."
Similar words in German include "laut" (loud), "geräuschvoll" (noisy), and "polternd" (banging or crashing noisily).
The difference between "lautstark" and these similar words is that "lautstark" specifically connotes an assertive or overpowering loudness, implying that the noise is not just loud but also carries a strong presence or impact, often characterized by clarity and intent.
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Examples
Die Fans unterstützen ihre Mannschaft lautstark.adverb
The fans vociferously support their team.
Die lautstarken Proteste störten den gesamten Verkehr.adjective
The loud protests disrupted all traffic.
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