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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit loudly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone speaking or making noise at a slightly elevated volume.
Example: "She spoke a bit loudly during the meeting, drawing everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "somewhat loudly" or "a little loudly".
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A bit loudly, perhaps, he said.
She had a few drinks and according to fellow passengers chatted a bit loudly to the family next to her and played "hairdressers with a young girl".
Ms. Vida has become known for these travel/trauma narratives, wry, amiable novels prone to some clunkiness; the gears always grind a bit loudly.
"You find yourself using your footsteps a bit loudly sometimes to just get your bearings," says Tracey.
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"We need to ask questions a bit more loudly".
Unfortunately, they sound the alarm a bit too loudly.
Everyone laughs, but just a bit too loudly.
Christine Brewer sang the songs a bit too loudly, but with appealing warmth and ardor.
"But you are God!" exclaimed the publicist, a bit too loudly.
Sometimes he trumpets this a bit too loudly, but it is episode one and he's making his point.
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