Another word for noise
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Noun
Sounds or a sound, especially when loud, confused, or disagreeable
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Another word for noise
Noun
Clamor
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- Racket refers to a loud, clattering combination of noises regarded as annoyingly excessive he couldn't work because of the racket next door
- Hubbub implies the confused mingling of many voices tried to make myself heard above the hubbub in the cafeteria
- Clamor suggests loud, continued, excited shouting, as in protest or demand the clamor of the crowd for his arrest
- Uproar applies to a loud, confused sound, as of shouting, laughing, etc., and connotes commotion or disturbance her remarks threw the audience into an uproar
- Din refers to a loud, prolonged, deafening sound, painful to the ears the din of the steeple bells
- Noise is the general word for any loud, unmusical, or disagreeable sound
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