Exclaims Meaning in English
word · lemma: exclaim
ɪkˈskɫeɪmz
ik-SKLAYMZ
ɛksklˈeɪmz
eks-KLAYMZ
Definition
To say something suddenly and loudly, often because you are surprised, excited, or angry.
Usage & Nuances
More formal and literary than simply 'say' or 'shout.' Often used in writing, especially stories and dialogue tags. Commonly followed by direct speech. Not used for casual, everyday speech.
Spanish: exclamarPortuguese (BR): exclamarPortuguese (PT): exclamarChinese (Simplified): 喊道 - 叫喊Chinese (Traditional): 喊道 - 叫喊Hindi: चिल्लाना - पुकारनाArabic: يصرخ قائلاً - يهتفBengali: উচ্চস্বরে বলা - বিস্ময়ে চিৎকার করাRussian: восклицатьJapanese: 叫ぶ(感情を込めて) - 叫び声をあげるVietnamese: thốt lênKorean: 외치다Turkish: haykırmak - bağırmak (heyecanla/beklenmedik bir şekilde)Urdu: چِلّانا (حیرت یا جوش کے ساتھ بولنا)Indonesian: berseru - berseru keras
Example Sentences
"Look!" she exclaims with excitement.
basic
He exclaims when he sees his birthday cake.
basic
"That's amazing!" John exclaims.
basic
Surprised by the news, he exclaims, "No way!"
natural
She always exclaims when something surprises her, even if it's small.
natural
"I can't believe it!" he exclaims, unable to hide his joy.
natural