megaloud
megaloud adjective: extremely loud.
Adjective
megaloud (comparative more megaloud, superlative most megaloud)
- Extremely loud.
- The music of Sunn O))), despite the band’s typographical karate, despite its ability to seduce a large crowd into attending late-night shows of megaloud compositions with static guitar tones and Hungarian battle cries, despite its wall of mystery, is not higher math.2009 September 24, Ben Ratliff, “Two Bands, a Million Decibels”, in New York Times
Forms of megaloud
| comparative | more megaloud |
|---|---|
| superlative | most megaloud |
Origin of megaloud
From mega- + loud.
Questions about megaloud
- What does megaloud mean?
- Megaloud means extremely loud.
- What part of speech is megaloud?
- Megaloud is an adjective.
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