A confused din met his ears, but no distinct words were audible.

People were cheering and calling out he knew not what in the confused din of excitement.

Below them was a confused din of rifle-firing.

I heard the bugles at head-quarters, together with a confused din of native drums, horns, and yells.

A confused din emanated from behind the portières of the dining room, punctuated by shouts of female laughter.

Occasional discharges of guns were still heard, and the shrieks of women and the shouts of men rose in confused din.

There was a confused din, which lasted a good while, and seemed to pass quite through the breadth of the valley.

Thousands of trumpets then were blown in that great engagement, and a confused din of myriad voices arose there, O king.

As she stood in the corridor to throw aside the heavy wrap that enfolded her, she heard a confused din of voices.

Then there came out of the little square a great uproar and commotion, with shrieks, and under the shrieks a confused din.

A clanking of chains, a confused din of voices, and an occasional moan are borne through the opening on the stench-laden atmosphere.

A dense canopy overhung the town, a confused din filled the air, while momentarily deep heavy sounds told of falling roofs and walls.

There was a glimmer of snow in the gloom beneath, and a confused din; the roar of wheels and a rattle from the bridge.

Sound though Heideck's sleep was, the confused din that penetrated through the sides of the tent would have recalled an unconscious person to life.

There was a confused din through all the house, and it seemed now to echo muffled and vague through the walls from the street without.