loudish

Rather high-volume

Somewhat loud, but not extremely so.

Loudish suggests a moderate degree of volume—noticeable but not overwhelming: The music was loudish, enough that we had to raise our voices.

The -ish suffix softens the claim, hedging against calling something fully loud.

unpleasant

grating

Crossed bars or harsh

shrill · discordant · dissonant · piercing · screeching · irritating · cacophonous · abrasive · annoying · rasping

boisterous

rowdy

Noisily disorderly

spirited · animated · energetic · exuberant · ebullient · vivacious · festive · convivial · jovial · uproarious

somewhat-loud

audible

Capable of being detected by ear

projecting · distinct · perceptible · raised · elevated · amplified · unmuted

intrusive

obtrusive

Unpleasantly prominent or noticeable

insistent · persistent · unavoidable · conspicuous · noticeable · disruptive · interruptive · encroaching · overpowering · forward

Opposites
volume/sound intensity

loudishquiet

Lacking in sound

soft · hushed · muted · subdued · faint

Family

loud, loudly, loudness, loudspeaker, loudmouth, loudmouthed, loudspeakers, loudhailer

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