vocally

Everyday

1. By speaking out loudly and openly, so others clearly hear your opinion. tree →
2. Using the voice, especially in singing. tree →

In the lessons

"Vocally" often goes with protest or support: if someone complains vocally, everyone knows how they feel. In music, it describes the singing part: "vocally, the song is hard." Phrases: "vocally opposed to", "vocally support", "very vocally".

Examples

• The parents vocally opposed closing the playground. tree →
• Our class vocally supported the idea of a longer break. tree →
• The fans cheered vocally for their team. tree →
• Vocally, this song is very hard to sing. tree →
• She is quiet in class but vocally strong in the choir. tree →
• Some neighbours complained vocally about the noise. tree →

Note

Adverb from "vocal" (to do with the voice; also outspoken). Related: vocalist (a singer), vocal cords. Do not confuse "vocal" with "verbal" (using words) or "vocabulary".