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UK//nɒt tuː laʊd//US//nɑt tu laʊd//

Meaning of Not too loud

A request for a lower volume.

In simple words: Not making much noise.

Not too loud in a sentence

  • Please keep the music not too loud so we can hear each other.
  • The teacher asked us to talk not too loud during the exam.
  • Can you make your phone ring not too loud? It’s disturbing others.
  • In the theater, the director wanted the actors to speak not too loud.
  • It’s a library, so keep your conversation not too loud.

How to use Not too loud

Use when asking someone to reduce their volume. Can sound polite.

Grammar pattern

descriptor + adjective

Memory hint

Think of a whispering crowd: it's 'not too loud'.

Related words

Collocations with Not too loud

  • speak not too loud
  • play music not too loud
  • keep the volume not too loud

Synonyms for Not too loud

Common mistakes with Not too loud

  • Often confused with 'not too quiet'.
  • Using it in formal contexts, where other phrases are more suitable.
  • Avoid redundancy like 'not too loud noise.'

Compare Not too loud with Quiet, Soft, Gentle

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Frequently asked questions about Not too loud

What does Not too loud mean?

Not making much noise.

What is the definition of Not too loud?

A request for a lower volume.

How do you use Not too loud in a sentence?

Please keep the music not too loud so we can hear each other.

Can you give another example of Not too loud?

The teacher asked us to talk not too loud during the exam.

What are synonyms for Not too loud?

Common alternatives include quiet, soft, muffled, gentle, subdued.

What words go with Not too loud?

It commonly pairs with speak not too loud, play music not too loud, keep the volume not too loud.

What are common mistakes when using Not too loud?

Often confused with 'not too quiet'. Using it in formal contexts, where other phrases are more suitable. Avoid redundancy like 'not too loud noise.'

How do you pronounce Not too loud?

US: //nɑt tu laʊd//, UK: //nɒt tuː laʊd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Not too loud?

Use when asking someone to reduce their volume. Can sound polite.