noisy in Latin
noisy in Latin is sonāx, sonābilis — noisy means making a loud or unpleasant sound.
noisy in Latin
sonāx
Making a noise, especially a loud unpleasant sound
sonābilis
Full of noise.
What does "noisy" mean?
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adj Making a loud or unpleasant sound.
"The noisy engine made it hard to hold a conversation in the car."
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adj Full of noise or commotion.
"The market was noisy and crowded on a Saturday morning."
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adj Containing random variation that obscures the true signal or data.
"The dataset was too noisy to draw firm conclusions from."
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noisy in a sentence
- The noisy engine made it hard to hold a conversation in the car.
- Their neighbors are noisy every weekend.
- The market was noisy and crowded on a Saturday morning.
- The dataset was too noisy to draw firm conclusions from.
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What is "noisy" in Latin?
"noisy" in Latin is sonāx, sonābilis. noisy means: Making a loud or unpleasant sound.
How do you use "noisy" in a sentence?
Example: "The noisy engine made it hard to hold a conversation in the car." In Latin, "noisy" is sonāx, sonābilis.
Are there other ways to say "noisy" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "noisy": sonāx, sonābilis.
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