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Meanings of noisy in English
Usage of noisy in English
1
The abortion data that are available are likely to be quite noisy.
2
There was intense excitement in the room; all the noisy babel ceased.
3
I had no idea the sea could be so noisy, or musical.
4
Below them in the darkness the yellow flood poured in noisy volume.
5
The question-andthe noisy pipes-hadkept Joy awake many a night since.
6
The spectacle in the courtyard was as noisy as it was picturesque.
7
By this time the house was very cold as well as noisy.
8
We were not noisy: we kept calm and carried on, as trained.
9
It's almost like a noisy dormitory but in a good, fun way.
10
The grown man felt in his own element while in noisy gayety.
11
Looking around the crowded, noisy stage, Carly Beth saw other interesting projects.
12
It was far too noisy in here-andtoo public in the ballroom.
13
They were all so excited and noisy; their cries filled the air.
14
In crowds of noisy people such messages would be difficult to hear.
15
It was very noisy, their intrusions in different institutions, Mr Comey added.
16
The refunding of money halted; there was a deal of noisy argument.
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Noisy through the time
Noisy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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