Aloud (adverb)

1. Out loud; with the use of the voice.
2. In a way that can be heard.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english on léoð "on a song", later "openly, publicly".

Examples:

1. He read the book aloud to his children.
2. She laughed aloud at the joke.
3. He spoke aloud his thoughts.
4. I whispered it aloud to myself.
5. She recited the poem aloud.