verb

exclaiming

Exclaiming (verb) means crying out suddenly with strong emotion; the -ing form of exclaim. Example: “He ran into the room, exclaiming that they had won.”

verb

Crying out suddenly with strong emotion; the -ing form of exclaim.

"He ran into the room, exclaiming that they had won."

How to use exclaiming

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCurrently blurting something out with strong feeling.

Word forms

more exclaiming comparative, exclaimings plural, most exclaiming superlative

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Synonyms

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cry shout proclaim outcry exclaim cry out call out promulgate

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Rhymes for exclaiming

aiming timing chiming claiming Reclaiming proclaiming

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Frequently asked questions

What does “exclaiming” mean?

The word “exclaiming” means crying out suddenly with strong emotion; the -ing form of exclaim. In plain terms, currently blurting something out with strong feeling.

How do you use “exclaiming” in a sentence?

Here is “exclaiming” used in a sentence: “He ran into the room, exclaiming that they had won.”

What part of speech is “exclaiming”?

“Exclaiming” is a verb.

What is the meaning of exclaiming?

"exclaiming" (verb) means crying out suddenly with strong emotion; the -ing form of exclaim.

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