exclaimed

ɪkˈskleɪmd

Definition

Definition of exclaimed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotionexpressed with strong emotion or surprise

Her exclaimed response showed her surprise.
Her exclaimed reaction was unexpected.
The exclaimed tone caught everyone's attention.

cried

shouted

yelled

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Origin of exclaimed

Latin, exclamare (to cry out)

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French:exclamatif, ...
German:ausrufend, ...
Italian:esclamato, ...
Spanish:exclamado, ...
Portuguese:exclamado, ...
Chinese:惊呼的, ...
Japanese:強い感情や驚きを込めて発せられた, ...
Arabic:مُتَعَجِّب, ...
Hebrew:נֶאֱמַר בִּקְרִיאָה רִגְשִׁית אוֹ מֻפְתַּעַת, ...
Russian:восклицательный, ...
Ukrainian:вигукнутий, ...
Hindi:विस्मय से भरा, ...
Bengali:উদ্গারিত, ...
Catalan:exclamat, ...
Czech:zvolaný, ...
Danish:udråbt, ...
Dutch:uitgeroepen, ...
Greek:αναφωνητικός, ...
Hungarian:felkiáltó, ...
Khmer:ឧទាន, ...
Korean:격한 감정으로 표현된, ...
Persian:با احساس شدید بیان‌شده, ...
Polish:wykrzykniony, ...
Portuguese (BR):exclamado, ...
Romanian:exclamat, ...
Swedish:utropad, ...
Thai:อุทาน, ...
Turkish:haykırılmış, ...
Vietnamese:thốt lên, ...

exclaim

ɪkˈskleɪm

Definition of exclaim - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

sudden speech

tr.

say suddenly with strong emotion

tr.

He exclaimed his excitement about the news.

cry out

shout

communication

tr.

state or announce emphatically

tr.

The teacher exclaimed, ‘The test begins now!’

declare

proclaim

loud outcry

intr.

Rare

shout or cry out suddenly and loudly

intr.

Rare

She couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.!

cry

shout

yell

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Origin of exclaim

Latin, ex- (out) + clamare (to shout)

Examples of exclaim in a sentence

The crowd exclaimed their disapproval loudly.
He exclaimed his joy upon winning the award.
She exclaimed her surprise at the unexpected news.
He couldn't help but exclaim at the sight of the fireworks.
The children exclaim with joy when they see the ice cream truck.

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French:s'exclamer, s'écrier, ...
German:ausrufen, rufen, ...
Italian:esclamare, ...
Spanish:exclamar, proferir, ...
Portuguese:exclamar, bradar, ...
Chinese:惊呼, 宣布, ...
Japanese:叫ぶ, ...
Arabic:هَتَفَ, صاحَ, ...
Hebrew:לִקְרוֹא, לְהַכְרִיז, ...
Russian:восклицать, провозглашать, ...
Ukrainian:вигукувати, проголошувати, ...
Hindi:कह उठना, उद्घोष करना, ...
Bengali:বলে ওঠা, উদ্ঘোষ করা, ...
Catalan:exclamar, proclamar, ...
Czech:zvolat, ...
Danish:udbryde, skrige, ...
Dutch:uitroepen, verkondigen, ...
Greek:αναφωνώ, κραυγάζω, ...
Hungarian:felkiáltani, kijelenteni, ...
Khmer:ឧទាន, ស្រែកប្រកាស, ...
Korean:외치다, 강조해서 말하다, ...
Persian:با هیجان گفتن, با تأکید گفتن, ...
Polish:wykrzyknąć, oznajmić, ...
Portuguese (BR):exclamar, proclamar, ...
Romanian:a exclama, ...
Swedish:utropa, skriva ut, ...
Thai:อุทาน, ร้องประกาศ, ...
Turkish:haykırmak, ünlemek, ...
Vietnamese:thốt lên, hô lên, ...

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