Belt out

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verb

To sing a song loudly and with passion.

She belted out the national anthem at the start of the game.
Visual representation of "belt out" - To sing a song loudly and with passion

Often appears as...

  • belt out a tune
  • belt out a song
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Emotional Intensity

Use 'belt out' to emphasize strong emotions behind the singing, like joy, excitement, or pride.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
At the concert, the lead singer belted out the chorus with intense emotion.
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Informal Settings

'Belt out' is casual and might not suit formal or classical singing contexts.

Illustration for Informal Settings
She belted out her favorite pop song during karaoke night.
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Impromptu Performances

Use 'belt out' when someone unexpectedly starts singing loudly, as in a spontaneous burst of song.

Illustration for Impromptu Performances
He suddenly belted out a tune in the middle of the party.
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