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Significados de cacophony en inglés

portugués
ruído
catalán
estridència
español
cacofonía

A loud harsh or strident noise.

cacofonía
ruso
какофония
portugués
cacofonia
español
cacofonía
catalán
cacofonia

"Cacophony" is the opposite of:

cacofonía

Pokémon ability.

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Uso de cacophony en inglés
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The result is a cacophony of engine noise, tire squeal, and numbers.
Wired
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There was a cacophony of screams, and the entire second level shook.
Stinger
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Even Bernard said the cacophony was starting to getting out of hand.
Reuters
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Nature is waking; birds shake the treetops with an endless, ever-changing cacophony.
Grand junction
5
It certainly belongs to the cacophony of the era of digital communication.
The Guardian
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The screen blanked; a rhythmic cacophony blasted from its single tiny speaker.
First Strike
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As the voices grew more maddening, she wanted the cacophony to end.
Navigators of Dune
8
The silence was as startling-andnearly as unbearable-asthe cacophony had been.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
9
The cacophony ranged from techno to Sean O'Riada, creating unbelievable noise pollution.
The Irish Times
10
Insects there were: a regular cacophony of buzzings, chirpings and monotonous mutterings.
Attrition
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But the usual Friday night musicians and cacophony of laughter were absent.
Reuters
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The jungle is alive with a cacophony of sound, day and night.
The Irish Times
13
He encountered a cacophony in Congress, which he decided not to quell.
The new yorker
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Geese and chickens and ducks added a rustic air to the cacophony.
Perdido Street Station
15
The howling was gone, she realized as she listened to the cacophony.
A Game of Thrones
16
It hit the fence again, this time with a cacophony of yapping.
The incumbent
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ruídocacofonia
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cacofonía
Cacophony a través del tiempo
Cacophony por variante geográfica
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