Bellow

usgb/ˈbeləʊ/
verb

To shout loudly with a deep voice, usually due to anger or fear.

The wounded bear bellowed in pain.
Visual representation of "bellow" - To shout loudly with a deep voice, usually due to anger or fear

Often appears as...

  • bellow in anger
  • bellow in rage
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Intense Emotion

Use 'bellow' to express strong emotional outbursts, especially anger or frustration.

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The coach bellowed at the team for their lack of effort.
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Power Dynamics

Often used to portray an authority figure expressing dominance or issuing commands.

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The drill sergeant bellowed orders to the recruits.
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Physical Presence

A 'bellow' suggests that the person's voice is forceful and can be physically felt.

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His voice bellowed through the halls, turning heads.
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