racketiness
- noun
- /ˈrækɪtɪnəs/
:
ruido
- He preferred the countryside to the racketiness of city life.
Examples
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The racketiness of the traffic outside made it hard to concentrate.
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Guests complained about the racketiness of the party next door.
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The racketiness of the construction site was unbearable.
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Her room was filled with the racketiness of loud music.
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The racketiness of the construction site was unbearable.
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The racketiness of the traffic outside made it hard to concentrate.
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Guests complained about the racketiness of the party next door.
Synonyms
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1.0
A loud, unpleasant sound that disturbs you
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1.4
A loud, unpleasant noise that disturbs people
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3.9
Loud, unpleasant noise that continues and comes from many sources
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8.4
A loud, unpleasant mix of different sounds
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1.8
How strong a sound is when people hear it
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4.5
Noisy, rough behavior that causes trouble
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8.0
A noisy, energetic way of behaving that is hard to control
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2.5
Loud sounds that continue and make it hard to think or sleep
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7.5
Loud, rough, and noisy behavior that disturbs others
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7.1
Noisy, lively behavior that shows little control
Antonyms
How Noisy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word racketiness comes from racket, which means a 'loud noise' or noisy commotion, plus -ness, which makes it a quality. So racketiness is the quality of being loud and full of disturbing noise, like a party 'making a racket'.