0 present participle of exclaim --
1 to say or shout something suddenly because of surprise, fear, pleasure, etc.: --
[ + speech ] "Nonsense!" he exclaimed in disgust.
[ + speech ] "You can't leave now!" she exclaimed.
But he stuck with it for seven and a half years, exclaiming later that he didn't know how he managed to do it for so long.
Coakley denied threatening anyone, exclaiming that such an idea was a personal affront.
On numerous occasions he will break his calm demeanor and lose his temper exclaiming him to shout with words coming out of his mouth, usually startling his friends and himself.
She continued to praise the piece, exclaiming that even though it is slow moving, the continuous groove keeps it from falling flat.
It is said that he ran the entire distance without stopping and burst into the assembly, exclaiming ("nenikekamen", we have wn), before collapsing and dying.
Exclaiming that he was filled with admiration for the work, he noted that he wished that he himself had written it 30 years before.
Parks has reflected of the song years later, exclaiming it was a good work!
Some people take this to another level by exclaiming in real life situations that they wished they had saved.
