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Word: Yelled

Part of Speech: Verb (past tense of "yell")

Explanation:

"Yelled" means to shout or speak very loudly, usually because you want to be heard over a distance or because you are feeling strong emotions like excitement, anger, or fear. When someone yells, they use a loud voice.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "yelled" when you want to describe an action that happened in the past where someone shouted.
• It can refer to both positive and negative emotions, like cheering or expressing frustration.

Example:

• "She yelled for help when she saw the cat stuck in the tree."
• "He yelled with joy when his team won the game."

Advanced Usage:

In more complex sentences, "yelled" can be combined with adverbs to describe how someone yelled. For example: - "She yelled loudly across the field." - "He yelled angrily at the referee."

Word Variants:

• Yell (present tense): "I yell when I’m excited."
• Yelling (present participle): "I am yelling because I’m happy."
• Yeller (noun): "He is a loud yeller during games."

Different Meanings:

While "yell" mostly means to shout, it can also imply: - A strong outcry or protest: "The crowd yelled in protest against the decision."

Synonyms:

• Shouted
• Screamed
• Hollered
• Roared

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• Yell out: To shout something loud enough for others to hear.

  • Example: "She yelled out the answer during the class."

• Yell at: To shout angrily at someone.

  • Example: "He yelled at his brother for breaking his toy."

Conclusion:

"Yelled" is a simple but powerful word that helps express strong emotions through loud speech.

Academic

Adjective

1. in a vehement outcry
   • his shouted words of encouragement could be heard over the crowd noises

Synonyms

• shouted