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noisy

/ˈnɔɪ.zi/beginner Level

English Meaning & Definitions

1.adjective

Making or characterized by a lot of loud or unpleasant sound.

Example Sentences:
  • The noisy children played loudly in the backyard all afternoon.
  • It is difficult to concentrate on work in such a noisy office environment.
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Cultural Origin & Etymology

Derived from the Middle English 'noyse' (noise), which traces back to the Old French 'noise' (strife, quarrel, clamor), likely originating from the Latin 'nausea' (seasickness, disgust) or 'noxia' (hurt, injury). The suffix '-y' was added to form the adjective, describing something characterized by or full of noise.

Memory Aid & Mnemonic

Think of a 'NOY-sy' boy who is always shouting and making a racket.

Frequently Asked Questions About “noisy

1. What is the meaning of “noisy” in English?

In English, noisy (adjective) is defined as: “Making or characterized by a lot of loud or unpleasant sound.”.

2. How do you use “noisy” in a sentence?

The noisy children played loudly in the backyard all afternoon.

3. What are English synonyms of “noisy”?

Common synonyms include:loud,boisterous,clamorous,raucous

4. What is the etymology and word origin of “noisy”?

Derived from the Middle English 'noyse' (noise), which traces back to the Old French 'noise' (strife, quarrel, clamor), likely originating from the Latin 'nausea' (seasickness, disgust) or 'noxia' (hurt, injury). The suffix '-y' was added to form the adjective, describing something characterized by or full of noise.