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noisy

[noi-zee] / ˈnɔɪ zi /


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There's a reassuring clacking as the individual letters hit the blank white page in quick, noisy succession:

From BBC

Tuesday’s CPI data were less noisy than November’s, but the effects of the government shutdown haven’t totally cleared up.

From Barron's

“It is time you get rid of those noisy clodhoppers. Do you have no other options?”

From Literature

The tents that now serve as classrooms are noisy and a little chaotic but lively.

From BBC

Among Labour MPs, while there is unease, some now public, some private, there doesn't appear at this stage to be an overwhelming cacophony of noisy opposition to Downing Street's position.

From BBC