vociferous
adjective
Origin of vociferous
Synonyms for vociferous
Related Words for vociferously
powerfully, aloud, emphatically, noisily, vehemently, loudly, obstreperously, cheaply, fully, obtrusively, ostentatiously, rudely, resounding, shrilly, articulately, blatantly, conspicuously, deafeningly, garishly, gaudilyExamples from the Web for vociferously
Contemporary Examples of vociferously
Schneerson vociferously opposed handing over any part of the biblical land of Israel to Palestinian control.
By "this", he meant "crtiticize law schools for their graduation rates", something he's been doing, vociferously, since 2011.
Then, after Hillary Clinton had conceded, Ted Kennedy vociferously spoke against her becoming Obama's running mate.
Perhaps it is just this threat which leads Cheney to so vociferously defend the CIA tactics.
Historical Examples of vociferously
But he contrived to charm us, after all, till we cheered him vociferously.
Another SheafJohn Galsworthy
He will not only do these things, but defend them vociferously.
Home Life in GermanyMrs. Alfred Sidgwick
Illinois was, of course, overwhelmingly and vociferously for him.
The Life Of Abraham LincolnWard H. Lamon
At the close of General Lane's speech, he was vociferously cheered.
John Brown, Soldier of FortuneHill Peebles Wilson
Bob and Frank, closer at hand than he thought, joined in vociferously.
The Radio Boys on Secret Service DutyGerald Breckenridge