noisily (B1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈnɔɪzɪli/

Definition

In a way that makes a lot of loud, unpleasant noise.

Examples

• The old car engine coughed and sputtered noisily before finally starting.

• He slammed the door shut noisily, clearly angry.

• The crowd cheered noisily as their team scored the winning goal.

How to Use noisily

noisily at (prepositional phrase)

Making a lot of noise directed towards something or someone. — "The birds chirped noisily at the sunrise."

noisily in (prepositional phrase)

Making a lot of noise while being in a particular place. — "The students were talking noisily in the library."

Synonyms of noisily

Words with a similar meaning to noisily:

• loudly
• uproariously
• clamorously

Antonyms of noisily

Words with the opposite meaning to noisily:

• quietly
• silently
• softly

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