shouted
Shouted is the past tense and past participle of the verb shout. It describes the act of producing a loud vocalization, often to attract attention, express strong emotion, or issue a command. Shouted can function both transitively and intransitively: he shouted from the balcony; she shouted his name; they shouted instructions across the field.
Pronunciation and form: The standard pronunciation in General American and Received Pronunciation is /ˈʃaʊtɪd/. The base
Usage: In narrative and informal contexts, "shouted" conveys volume and intensity more than the simple verb
Related forms: The present tense is shout; the third-person singular is shouts; the past participle is also
Origin: The verb is of Germanic origin, with cognates in other Germanic languages. It is attested in
Examples: She shouted, "Help!" across the river. They shouted with laughter at the joke. He has shouted