What is another word for vociferousness?

Pronunciation: [və͡ʊsˈɪfəɹəsnəs] (IPA)

Vociferousness is a word that denotes loud, insistent, or passionate expression. Synonyms for this word may include clamor, uproar, noise, racket, or tumultuousness. Other words to describe this trait may include boisterousness, rowdiness, or raucousness. Alternatively, some might use words like fervency or zeal to indicate a passionate tone or attitude. Words like stridency or obstreperousness might also be used to describe an unruly or disruptive expression. Whatever words one chooses to use, the emphasis is always on a strong and forceful verbal expression, often backed by emotional conviction and a powerful argument or point of view.

What are the hypernyms for Vociferousness?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Vociferousness

So glowing were these descriptions that the piety of the crusaders became excited into frenzy, and their devotion into irrepressible vociferousness; a delightful anticipation rapt them into heavenly ecstacies; and impatience for the glorious results of the coming combat appeared to be the only unpleasant ingredient that marred their happiness.
"Monks, Popes, and their Political Intrigues"
John Alberger
Before the blow could be repeated Scudamore, the centre rush of the University football team, had flung himself upon the pugilist, seized him by the throat and thrust him back and back through the crowd, supported by a wedge of his fellow students, striking, scragging, fighting and all yelling the while with cheerful vociferousness.
"The Major"
Ralph Connor
But obscurity isn't a thing to aim at for anyone who is trying to write; it may be, in the case of a great writer, a sort of vociferousness which intoxicates you: and the man may convey a kind of inspiration by his very obscurities.
"Father Payne"
Arthur Christopher Benson

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