Type: Adjective/Adverb
Meaning/Definition of loud: Adjective describing a sound or noise that is strong, intense, or high in volume; Adverb describing something done with or producing a lot of noise.
What is the Opposite of loud?
The Opposite of loud is quiet.
Other Opposites of loud:
Here is the list of all opposites or antonyms of loud:
- Indistinct
- Quiet
- Harmonious
- Reticent
- Muttering
- Muffled
- Lowered
- Orderly
- Unhearable
- Still
- Hushful
- Mild
- Smooth
- Delicate
- Muted
- Softened
- Quietened
- Indiscernible
- Tame
- Shrill
- Subdued
- Tranquil
- Faint
- Flat
- Needy
- Silent
- Placid
- Soft
- Low-pitched
- Dulcet
- Dull
- Padded
- Hushed
- Murmured
- Low-key
- Murmuring
- Unclear
- Solemn
- Stilled
- Stifled
- Stilly
- Mellow
- Mute
- Thinned
- Suppressed
- Calm
- Noiseless
- Light
- Incomplete
- Imperceptible
- Weak
- Whispered
- Unintelligible
- Inarticulate
- Deadened
- Inaudible
- Soothing
- Faded
- Moderate
- Distant
- Trivial
- Velvety
- Mumbled
- Mellifluous
- Feeble
- Low
- Sweet
- Restrained
- Peaceful
- Thin
- Slight
- Quieted
- Melodious
- Soundless
- Sedate
- Gentle
- Toned down
- Subtle
- Vague
- Weakened
Example Sentences Using Opposites of “loud”:
- The library was quiet with only a few whispers.
- The music played softly, creating a soft ambiance.
- The room fell silent after the announcement.
- She spoke in a hushed tone to not disturb others.
- The TV volume was muted to a low level.
- The atmosphere was subdued, creating a sense of calm.
- The breeze blew in gentle whispers through the trees.
- The park was calm, with no loud noises.
- The yoga class provided a peaceful environment for relaxation.
- His voice sounded muffled through the thick walls.