shouty

British  

/ ˈʃaʊtɪ /

adjective

1. informal  characterized by or involving shouting

   a shouty youth

   shouty conversation

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Example Sentences

But there’s something else in Cruz’s approach to politics that differs from some of the more shouty pundit-hosts: He breaks politics down as a matter of power and strategy, rather than arguing over good-versus-evil worldviews.

From Slate

Postecoglou returns to Glasgow, not beleaguered but sufficiently bothered to take on a shouty fan after the recent loss to Bournemouth.

From BBC

Demure has also made its way into our fashion - content creator Ambika Dhir says being "demure and mindful in outfits is about well-crafted quiet luxury, chic outfits and a strong personal style that grabs attention without being shouty".

From BBC

Each baddie’s shouty, smarmy performance seemingly exists only to be wished a violent end, yet Copley — an old hand at over-the-top villainy — is at least watchable, as Lee Van Cleef and Jack Palance were in their love-to-hate heyday.

From Los Angeles Times

Thursday, the band once described as the “great screamo hope” for helping break the shouty punk subgenre into the mainstream with its 2001 album “Full Collapse,” has returned with its first new song in 13 years on Friday, “Application for Release From the Dream.”

From New York Times