Noisy
Noisy adjective - Full of or characterized by loud and nonmusical sounds.
Usage example: a noisy cafeteria
Thundering and noisy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thundering" instead an adjective "Noisy".
Thundering
Thundering adjective - Marked by a high volume of sound.
Usage example: the preacher delivered a thundering speech on the decline of morality in modern society
Noisy and thundering are semantically related. You can use "Noisy" instead an adjective "Thundering".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- sonorous and noisy
- sonorous and thundering
- loud and noisy
- loud and thundering
- obstreperous and noisy
- obstreperous and thundering
- tumultuous and noisy
- tumultuous and thundering
- boisterous and noisy
- boisterous and thundering
- blaring and noisy
- blaring and thundering
- deafening and noisy
- deafening and thundering
Both words in one sentence
- The Vikings are represented by thundering warpipes, the dragons by noisy brass instruments, a violin comes into play when Astrid is on the scene, and our stalwart hero, Hiccup, is represented by...a piping tinwhistle and/or flute.
Source: Leitmotif / Film -
When a sufficiently large group of characters or extras in a comedy Anime or Animated Series are pursuing someone angrily, they appear as a Thundering Herd covered in a noisy budget-saving cloud of dust, optionally with torsos, heads, and arms sticking out.
Source: Thundering Herd
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