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442 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ nˈɔ͡ɪz], [ nˈɔ‍ɪz], [ n_ˈɔɪ_z]

n.
- beep,
- burst,
- clack,
- Sonance,
- clamour,
- boom,
- blast,
- bang.
- resonance,
- pattern,
- reverberation,
- screechiness,
- din,
- scratchiness,
- reediness,
- intensity,
- babel.
- thunder.
• acoustics (noun)
- echo.
• bedlam (noun)
- madhouse,
- maelstrom,
- furor,
- confusion,
- chaos.
• crack (noun)
- clap,
- splitting,
- smack,
- cuff,
- wallop,
- bash,
- pop,
- belt,
- whack,
- splintering,
- slam,
- buffet,
- clout,
- blow,
- wham,
- stroke,
- stab,
- clip,
- slap,
- snap,
- thump.
• disturbance (noun)
- disturbance.
• hearsay (noun)
- scuttlebutt,
- scandal,
- rumor,
- talk of the town,
- clothesline,
- grapevine,
- comment,
- mere talk,
- word of mouth,
- clotheslines.
• hubbub (noun)
- ruction,
- whirl,
- riot,
- hue and cry,
- fuss.
• hullabaloo (noun)
- melee,
- big scene,
- mayhem,
- free-for-all,
- brouhaha.
• interference (noun)
- interference.
• loud noise (noun)
- clangor.
• make noise (noun)
- make noise.
• noise (noun)
- eruption,
- yelp,
- uproariousness,
- babble,
- Bewailing,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- boisterousness,
- ring,
- blare,
- lamentation,
- shot,
- Caterwauling,
- squawk,
- hoo-ha,
- detonation,
- commotion,
- yelling,
- stridency,
- cry,
- fireworks,
- drumming,
- bellow,
- turbulence,
- crash,
- jangle,
- shouting,
- resound,
- peal,
- fanfare.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- sound,
- setto,
- row,
- jive,
- Unsettlement,
- uproar,
- turmoil,
- tumult,
- set-to,
- splittings,
- bickerings,
- thwack,
- rustle,
- hubbub,
- publicity,
- telling-off,
- rumpus,
- clamor,
- vociferation,
- set to,
- shouting match,
- bedlam,
- clinkers,
- hooha,
- rustlings,
- shivaree,
- to do,
- lament,
- hearsay,
- talk,
- Rowdydow,
- hubba-hubba,
- echoes,
- pandemonium,
- tintinnabulation,
- wildness,
- hell broke loose,
- racket,
- shambles,
- outcry,
- crepitation,
- noise,
- crepitations,
- sound transmission,
- topsyturvy,
- clinker,
- cacophony,
- idle talk,
- knock-down-drag-out,
- talking to,
- jives,
- sound properties,
- TODO,
- hullabaloo,
- sound property,
- crack,
- talking-to.
• outcry (noun)
- protest,
- outburst,
- screech,
- up turn,
- howl,
- upturn,
- yell,
- objection,
- flak.
• publicity (noun)
- write up,
- build-up,
- billings,
- big noise,
- inks,
- commercials,
- PRS,
- ink,
- promos,
- writeup,
- public notice,
- press-agentry,
- build-ups.
• reverberation (noun)
- rumble.
• row (noun)
- tellingoff,
- settos,
- tongue lashing,
- telling-offs,
- talkingtos,
- knock down drag out,
- shouting matches,
- talkingto,
- talking tos,
- knock-down-drag-outs,
- tonguelashing,
- set-tos,
- tellingoffs,
- fallingout,
- talking-tos,
- telling offs,
- set tos,
- runin,
- knock down drag outs.
• rustle (noun)
- crinklings.
• sound (noun)
- acoustics.
• sound that is loud or not harmonious (noun)
- fracas.
• talk (noun)
- in-sinuation,
- idle talks,
- non senses,
- non-sense,
- non sense,
- in-sinuations.
• tintinnabulation (noun)
- clanging.
• tumult (noun)
- dis-orders,
- out breaks,
- un settlements,
- un-settlement,
- un-settlements,
- un-rest,
- un-rests,
- dis-order,
- un rest,
- out-break,
- out break,
- unsettlements,
- dis orders,
- out-breaks,
- un settlement,
- wildnesses,
- seethings,
- dis order.
• turmoil (noun)
- hectics,
- dis-tresses,
- topsy turvies,
- topsyturvies,
- dis tresses,
- topsy turvy,
- topsy-turvies,
- dis-tress,
- dis tress.
• unmeaningness (noun)
- cipher,
- absurdity,
- gobbledygook,
- blather,
- drivel,
- nonsense,
- meaninglessness,
- jabber,
- double talk,
- hogwash,
- senselessness,
- unmeaningness.
• uproar (noun)
- up-roar,
- up-roars,
- up roars,
- up roar,
- shivarees.
v.

• bruit (verb)
- re porting,
- spread word,
- spreading word,
- spreads word,
- spreads the word,
- re-porting,
- re-ported,
- re ported.
• clatter (verb)
- bump,
- clash,
- bluster,
- smash.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- go,
- speech.
• tattle (verb)
- told tale,
- give show away,
- has big mouth,
- hast a big mouth,
- had big mouth,
- has a big mouth,
- talks idly,
- tells on,
- haddest big mouth,
- hadst a big mouth,
- hath big mouth,
- gives show away,
- telling tale,
- gave the show away,
- spill beans,
- tells tale,
- giving show away,
- having a big mouth,
- hadst big mouth,
- gives the show away,
- having big mouth,
- haddest a big mouth,
- told on,
- gave show away,
- telling on,
- spreads rumor,
- giving the show away,
- had a big mouth,
- have big mouth,
- hast big mouth,
- hath a big mouth,
- spreading rumor.
• tittle-tattle (verb)
- bent one ear,
- bent ear,
- tittle tattle,
- in-sinuating,
- re-peats,
- in sinuated,
- bended one’s ear,
- schmoosed,
- bent one’s ear,
- telling secrets,
- bend ones ear,
- in-sinuate,
- rattles on,
- telling tales out school,
- bending one’s ear,
- tells tales out of school,
- bad mouth,
- re peats,
- bends ear,
- bended one ear,
- cut pieces,
- wigglewaggled,
- told secrets,
- wigglewaggles,
- cuts to pieces,
- wiggle-waggled,
- wigglewaggling,
- bending one ear,
- tell tales out school,
- in-sinuates,
- told tales,
- told tales out school,
- tittletattle,
- bends ones ear,
- wiggle waggles,
- bending ear,
- cutting to pieces,
- bend ear,
- cuts pieces,
- blethered,
- bends one’s ear,
- bent ones ear,
- schmoosing,
- in sinuates,
- telling tales out of school,
- wiggle waggled,
- tells tales out school,
- wiggle waggling,
- bending ones ear,
- re peat,
- bended ones ear,
- wiggle waggle,
- told tales out of school,
- bend one ear,
- wiggle-waggles,
- wigglewaggle,
- rattled on,
- bended ear,
- wiggle-waggling,
- schmooses,
- in sinuate,
- bends one ear,
- tells secrets,
- re-peat,
- cutting pieces,
- in sinuating.
Other synonyms:
- broadcast,
- explosion,
- clump,
- snarl,
- king,
- bark,
- growl.
- promulgate,
- report,
- advertise,
- roll.
- blab,
- disseminate.
- gossip,
- propagate,
- circulate.
- strength.
- spread.
• bellow
- roar.
• bruit
- spread the word,
- spreading the word.
• buzz
- hiss.
• clamor
- scuff.
• clang
- clank.
• clank
- clang.
• clatter
- rattle.
• croak
- honk.
• dissonance
- dissonance.
• fall
- thud.
• hiss
- sizzle.
• hoot
- whoop.
• murmur
- buzz.
• noise
- discord.
• Other relevant words:
- prattling,
- Noising,
- Prattled,
- give the show away,
- Noised,
- tell on,
- hurtle,
- tittle-tattle,
- tell tale,
- hurtling,
- Clanged,
- talk idly,
- spread rumor,
- bruit,
- have a big mouth,
- clatter,
- talked idly,
- talking idly,
- tattle,
- shatter.
• peep
- squeak.
• ring
- clink,
- knell.
• thump
- pitter-patter.
• tick
- click.
• tittle-tattle
- blethers,
- Dishing,
- rattling on,
- blethering,
- tell tales out of school,
- tells tales,
- Blathered,
- tell tales,
- tell secrets,
- blether,
- telling tales,
- schmoose,
- cut to pieces,
- badmouth,
- wiggle-waggle,
- bend one’s ear,
- rattle on,
- dished,
- blathering.
• vibration
- sonority.

How to use «Noise» in context?

Noise is a phenomenon that can take many different forms, from the slight buzz of a fluorescent light to the loud report of a gunshot. All of these noises have one thing in common-they’re disruptive. They can cause problems for people who are trying to sleep, focus on their work, or relax in their own home.

Nearly all types of noise can be unpleasant, but some are more likely to cause stress than others. Loud noises, such as motorcycle engines or artillery fire, are a common cause of stress because they’re unpredictable and sudden.

Paraphrases for Noise:

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Forward Entailment
- Noun, plural
  sounds.
- Noun, singular or mass
  sounds.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  sounds.
Independent
- Adjective
  ado, auditory.
- Noun, singular or mass
  ado, confusion, disturbance, nuisance, peep, racket, ruckus, sonora, turbulence, banging.
Other Related
- Proper noun, singular
  acoustics, uproar.
- Noun, plural
  acoustics.
- Noun, singular or mass
  fanfare, fuss, hullabaloo, uproar.

Homophones for Noise:

nanak, Neem Cake, namesake, nemesis, ngu, nose, nicosia, neck, Naja Haje, non-issue, nous, niche, NSW, no-go, nyssa, nessie, neosho, NOC, nash, nosey, nosy, nonsuch, nyse, nanus, news, ng, nooky, nageia, nazi, neigh, NSWC, nigga, nauch, nonechoic, nancy, naze, nick, niece, nucha, naias, nyssaceae, names, nowness, NSA, nasa, Nicaea, nj, nosh, nacho, naiki, nock, noguchi, nyamwezi, ngwee, numenius, naumachia, naja, naming, news show, nigh, najas, nagi, NAC, nonage, nisus, nan-ning, nance, nosegay, nexus, nisi, NGO, no-show, nameko, nyx, noisy, nainsook, nonesuch, nagoya, neomys, nung, nowise, nsc, noyes, nusku, nonce, newness, naqua, neo jazz, non-jew, nice, nassau, nagasaki, naga, nuke, nec, nc, nanning, naumachy, noesis, ness, New Mexico, nike, nuncio, nuance, nag, nox, noose, Nga, nookie, newsy, ninigi, nausea, negus, nones, nook, numinous, nasua, noxious, nicu, ninja, new jazz, NUWC, NIJ, nsu, nog, nauseous, nesokia, nix, nonionic.

Hypernym for Noise:

n.
- event
  clatter, ding-dong, blaring, plonk, katzenjammer, crunch, crackle, crash, bark, screaming, fizzle, clangor, explosion, crack, clangour, rumbling, slam, blare, creak, spatter, plop, scrunch, clash, boom, plump, spattering, scream, clap, snore, din, roar, scratching, shrilling, bang, scratch, howl, splutter, cacophony, clang, report, rattle, eruption, pant, chug, grate, rale, creaking, grumble, rattling, rumble, grumbling, sputter, splatter, swoosh, rustling, shriek, splash, whisper, squeak, squawk, racket, plash, whoosh, scraping, scrape, brouhaha, clamor, hiss, sibilation, sizzle, clack, hubbub, screeching, clank, splattering, shrieking, whispering, sputtering, rhonchus, roaring, grunt, screech, Bam, hissing, crackling, oink, blast, cracking, humming, chatter, clangoring, chattering, Hushing, rustle, snap, crepitation, squish, grinding, stridulation, uproar, thunder, banging, hum.

Hyponym for Noise:

n.
- attribute
  incomprehensibility.
- communication
  cry, call, vociferation, yell, shout, outcry.
- event
  sound.

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noisenoun

To make noise.

He knew that it was trash day, when the garbage collectors made all the noise.

Synonyms:
sound

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noise

Sound is the sensation produced through the organs of hearing or the physical cause of this sensation. Sound is the most comprehensive word of this group, applying to anything that is audible. Tone is sound considered as having some musical quality or as expressive of some feeling; noise is sound considered without reference to musical quality or as distinctly unmusical or discordant. Thus, in the most general sense noise and sound scarcely differ, and we say almost indifferently, «I heard a sound,» or «I heard a noise.» We speak of a fine, musical, or pleasing sound, but never thus of a noise. In music, tone may denote either a musical sound or the interval between two such sounds, but in the most careful usage the latter is now distinguished as the «interval,» leaving tone to stand only for the sound. Note in music strictly denotes the character representing a sound, but in loose popular usage it denotes the sound also, and becomes practically equivalent to tone. Aside from its musical use, tone is chiefly applied to that quality of the human voice by which feeling is expressed; as, he spoke in a cheery tone; the word is similarly applied to the voices of birds and other animals, and sometimes to inanimate objects. As used of a musical instrument, tone denotes the general quality of its sounds collectively considered.

Synonyms:
note, sound, tone

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noise

Synonyms:
sound, clamor, rattle, din, uproar, tumult

Antonyms:
note, voice, music, melody, silence, still n ess, voicelessness, hush

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noisenoun

sound of any kind (especially unintelligible or dissonant sound)

«he enjoyed the street noises»; «they heard indistinct noises of people talking»; «during the firework display that ended the gala the noise reached 98 decibels»

Synonyms:
stochasticity, dissonance, disturbance, racket, haphazardness, randomness, interference
noise, dissonance, racketnoun

the auditory experience of sound that lacks musical quality; sound that is a disagreeable auditory experience

«modern music is just noise to me»

Synonyms:
haphazardness, disagreement, stochasticity, racquet, racket, interference, dissonance, dissension, fraudulent scheme, disturbance, randomness, illegitimate enterprise
noise, interference, disturbancenoun

electrical or acoustic activity that can disturb communication

Synonyms:
commotion, mental disturbance, hurly burly, disturbance, mental disorder, interference, preventive, upset, stochasticity, folie, hitch, hoo-ha, intervention, psychological disorder, disruption, dissonance, flutter, racket, fray, kerfuffle, preventative, hoo-hah, incumbrance, encumbrance, hinderance, hindrance, ruffle, to-do, haphazardness, randomness, affray, perturbation
noisenoun

a loud outcry of protest or complaint

«the announcement of the election recount caused a lot of noise»; «whatever it was he didn’t like it and he was going to let them know by making as loud a noise as he could»

Synonyms:
stochasticity, dissonance, disturbance, racket, haphazardness, randomness, interference
noisenoun

incomprehensibility resulting from irrelevant information or meaningless facts or remarks

«all the noise in his speech concealed the fact that he didn’t have anything to say»

Synonyms:
stochasticity, dissonance, disturbance, racket, haphazardness, randomness, interference
randomness, haphazardness, stochasticity, noiseverb

the quality of lacking any predictable order or plan

Synonyms:
haphazardness, stochasticity, racket, randomness, dissonance, interference, disturbance, entropy
make noise, resound, noiseverb

emit a noise

Synonyms:
make noise, echo, reverberate, resound, ring

Matched Categories

- Cry
- Incomprehensibility
- Sound
- Trouble

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noisenoun

Synonyms:
sound
noisenoun

Synonyms:
clamor, din, blare, clatter, uproar, tumult, ado, cry, vociferation, hubbub, racket, HALLABALOO, fuss, breeze

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noisenoun

Synonyms:
sound, racket, clamor, din, outcry, clatter, uproar, hubbub, tumult, rout, blare, vociferation, hullabaloo , powwow (Slang), hilarity

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List of paraphrases for «noise»:

sound, sonora, acoustic, noisy, uproar, fuss, racket, ado, audible, thud, noises, quiet, audio, ruckus, loud

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Megan Vanderves:

I would describe the experience as kind of extreme turbulence on an airplane but louder, and there was kind of a lot of smoke smell. The first thought I really had when I woke up was,’ Oh my God we’re derailing,’ it was probably 10 or 15 seconds of rocking back and forth and tons of noise, and then we came to a stop. Really we didn’t know what was going on for a couple minutes.
Mathias Basner:

Passive strategies, like new windows or insulation, can be very effective for nocturnal noise exposure, but should really be our last resort, noise that is not produced can not have effects.
Kazem Rahimi:

The association was graded: That means the higher the noise level the higher risk of hypertension in the future.
Arjun Jain:

Everyone from 10-year-old kids to 60-year-olds know him, this is the one artist that could bring a lot of people and make a lot of noise. We had backups — we were thinking of Rihanna or Adele — but by God’s grace we were able to crack our first choice.
Aslee Tam:

As long as the government doesn’t withdraw the bill, and they refuse to respond, then we will keep on fighting, we want to make some noise during the G20 meeting, to let other countries discuss the issues in Hong Kong.

Translations for noise

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ضوضاءArabic
шумBelarusian
шум, шумотевица, данданияBulgarian
sorollCatalan, Valencian
šum, hlukCzech
støj, larm, spektakel, lydDanish
Geräusch, Krach, Störung, Lärm, RauschenGerman
θόρυβοςGreek
ruidoSpanish
ونگ, نوفهPersian
melu, kohinaFinnish
brouhaha, vacarme, bruitFrench
fuaim, faramScottish Gaelic
רעשHebrew
zaj, zörejHungarian
աղմուկ, աղաղակArmenian
bruisoIdo
rumoreItalian
ノイズ, 騒音, 雑音Japanese
ხმაურიGeorgian
소음Korean
ده‌نگه‌ده‌گKurdish
strepitusLatin
matiokeMāori
lawaai, herrie, ruis, geluidDutch
bruchOccitan
hałas, szumPolish
barulho, ruídoPortuguese
larmă, vacarm, răsunet, perturbație, zgomot, gălăgie, zgomot de semnal, sunetRomanian
шумRussian
бука, шум, buka, šumSerbo-Croatian
hlukSlovak
hrup, šumSlovene
buller, brusa, oljud, brus, väsnasSwedish
suraSwahili
gürültüTurkish
шумUkrainian
brut, araedjeWalloon

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as in roar

loud, confused, and usually inharmonious sound

the incessant noise of traffic on Fifth Avenue made normal conversation impossible

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in howl

a violent shouting

keep the noise down, you kids!

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in rumor

information or opinion that is widely disseminated without any authority or confirmation of accuracy

there’s been a lot of noise that the stock is ready to skyrocket, but I’ll believe it when I see it

Thesaurus Entries Near noise

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WORDS RELATED TO NOISE

echo
noise
sound
sound properties
sound transmission

chaos
clamor
commotion
confusion
din
disquiet
disquietude
furor
hubbub
madhouse
maelstrom
noise
pandemonium
racket
shambles
tumult
turmoil
uproar

advertise
blazon
broadcast
circulate
disseminate
gossip
noise
promulgate
propagate
report
spread
spread the word
whisper

discord
harshness
noise

agitation
babel
blare
brouhaha
bustle
buzz
clinker
complaint
convulsion
din
discord
exclamation
ferment
hassle
hoo-ha
hubba-hubba
hubbub
hullabaloo
hurly-burly
lament
noise
outcry
pandemonium
protesting
racket
remonstrance
row
ruckus
shout
shouting
to-do
tumult
turmoil
upheaval
uproar
vociferation

clash
jangle
noise

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Rhymes with Noise

destroys
illinois’s
illinois
employs
deploys
bolshoi’s
mccoys
hanoi’s
enjoys
troise
ploys
eloise
croix’s
annoys
aloys
toys’
toys
toy’s
roys
roy’s
poise
noyes
moyes
moise
joys
joy’s
boyz
boys’
boys
boy’s

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Pronounce noise as nɔɪz.

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