Loudtongued

Loudtongued is an informal adjective used to describe a person who speaks excessively loudly or in an unrestrained manner. It suggests a lack of consideration for others' auditory comfort or a tendency to voice opinions or thoughts without restraint. The term can imply boisterousness, garrulousness, or simply an inability to modulate one's speaking volume effectively.

While not a formal psychological or clinical term, "loudtongued" is often used in casual conversation and literature to characterize individuals perceived as being overly vocal or disruptive through their speech volume. It can carry a negative connotation, suggesting rudeness or an absence of social awareness, though in some contexts, it might be used more neutrally to simply describe someone's naturally loud speaking voice. The etymology of the word directly relates to the physical act of speaking with a loud voice, emphasizing the volume aspect. Its usage is primarily descriptive and subjective, reflecting the observer's perception of the speaker's behavior.