noisy
noisy Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Making, given to making, or full of a lot of loud, unpleasant, or disruptive sound.
"We asked to move to a corner table because the main dining room was far too noisy for conversation."
Containing or affected by a high level of random fluctuations, interference, or irrelevant data that obscures the underlying signal or pattern.
"The researchers had to apply a smoothing filter to the noisy dataset before training the machine learning model."
Attracting attention by being excessively bright, garish, or ostentatious in color or design.
"He arrived at the summer party wearing a noisy Hawaiian shirt covered in neon parrots."
• Rhymes for noisy
Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in the late 16th century from the noun 'noise' (borrowed from Old French 'noise', meaning din, disturbance, or quarrel, ultimately from Latin 'nausea') combined with the adjective-forming suffix '-y'.