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Nois·y
/ˈnoizē/
adjective
1.
making or given to making a lot of noise:
"a noisy, giggling group of children"
Similar
rowdy
rackety
clamorous
boisterous
roisterous
obstreperous
turbulent
brash
clattering
chattering
talkative
vociferous
shouting
screaming
shrieking
bawling
loud
fortissimo
blaring
booming
blasting
brassy
deafening
thunderous
tumultuous
clamorous
resounding
reverberating
ear-splitting
piercing
strident
harsh
cacophonous
raucous
Opposite
quiet
soft
▪
full of or characterized by noise:
"the bar was crowded and noisy"
▪
(of a person or group of people) stridently seeking to attract attention to their views:
"noisy pressure groups"
2.
accompanied by or introducing random fluctuations that obscure the real signal or data.
technical
Derivatives
1.
noisiness
noun
Scrabble Points: 8
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O
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