in a voice powerful enough to be heard, not in a whisper

in a spoken voice, usually not softly

so as to be easily understood

without any doubt

without difficulty; without doubt

without difficulty

in a free manner; readily

without restriction

entirely; completely; merely

simply, absolutely

(used to express difficulty in believing) if experience or probability can be trusted

without doubt

barely; exclusively

barely; exclusively

without reservation or restriction

without restriction

with respect to sight

with respect to sight