clattering (Meaning)

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clattering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Clatter

No weak antonyms found.

The clattering of dishes in the restaurant kitchen signaled a busy evening ahead.
As the old train pulled into the station, its wheels began clattering against the tracks.
In the attic, the sudden clattering of loose objects startled the homeowner.
Despite the late hour, the clattering of keys could still be heard from the office downstairs.
The clattering of hooves on the pavement announced the arrival of the horse-drawn carriage.
With each gust of wind, the shutters on the windows would start clattering.
The clattering of pots and pans indicated that dinner was being prepared in the bustling household.
From the nearby construction site, the constant clattering of machinery filled the air.
The sound of rain clattering against the roof provided a soothing rhythm for the writer at work.
In the library, the librarian hushed the clattering of chairs as patrons settled in for a quiet reading session.

of Clatter

noisy, clangorous, buzzing, rackety, roaring, clamorous, humming,clattery, resounding, uproarious

soundless, silent, hushed, soundless, quiet, hushed, quiet, noiseless,silent, noiseless

The clattering of dishes in the restaurant kitchen signaled a busy evening ahead.

As the old train pulled into the station, its wheels began clattering against the tracks.

In the attic, the sudden clattering of loose objects startled the homeowner.

Despite the late hour, the clattering of keys could still be heard from the office downstairs.