raucous (Meaning)
raucous (s)
unpleasantly loud and harsh
disturbing the public peace; loud and rough
raucous (a.)
Hoarse; harsh; rough; as, a raucous, thick tone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of raucous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- exuberant
- wild
- carnival
- uninhibited
- knockabout
- carnivalesque
- uncontrolled
- hell-raising
- turbulent
- screaming
- roisterous
- uncontrollable
- robustious
- raffish
- wild and woolly
- riotous
Antonyms:
- stolid
- phlegmatic
- phlegmatic
- inhibited
- seemly
- soundless
- soundless
- unflappable
- repressed
- impassive
- subdued
- controlled
- moderate
- stolid
- controlled
- stoic
- composed
- temperate
- reasonable
- stoical
- composed
- unflappable
- repressed
- collected
- unruffled
- subdued
- constrained
- stoic
- noiseless
- temperate
- seemly
- moderate
- impassive
- stoical
- collected
- imperturbable
- imperturbable
- reasonable
- constrained
- inhibited
- noiseless
- unruffled
Synonyms:
- effervescent
- buoyant
- unreserved
- openmouthed
- rackety
- howling
- willful
- rampageous
- unrestrained
- intractable
- vociferous
- wilful
- ungovernable
- high-spirited
- ruffianly
- undisciplined
- callithumpian
- recalcitrant
- larrikin
- unruly
- yelling
- sprightly
- strident
- vivacious
- tempestuous
- bubbly
- obstreperous
- impassioned
- loudmouthed
- rowdyish
- clamorous
- stormy
- headstrong
- unmanageable
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raucous Sentence Examples
- The raucous crowd chanted and cheered, their voices reverberating through the stadium.
- The raucous laughter of children filled the playground with an infectious joy.
- The raucous partygoers danced and sang until the early hours of the morning.
- The raucous protests drowned out the politicians who tried to speak.
- The raucous thunderclaps shook the windows and made the house tremble.
- The raucous seagulls squawked and screeched as they fought over scraps of food.
- The raucous barking of dogs could be heard for blocks around.
- The raucous carnival atmosphere was a cacophony of music, laughter, and screams.
- The raucous debate raged on for hours, with both sides refusing to yield.
- The raucous gunfire shattered the silence of the night, sending people running for cover.
FAQs About the word raucous
unpleasantly loud and harsh, disturbing the public peace; loud and roughHoarse; harsh; rough; as, a raucous, thick tone.
violent, rumbustious,boisterous, rollicking, lively, rowdy, rambunctious, noisy, exuberant, wild
placid, orderly, restrained, silent, decorous, somber, sober, placid, sombre, sombre
The raucous crowd chanted and cheered, their voices reverberating through the stadium.
The raucous laughter of children filled the playground with an infectious joy.
The raucous partygoers danced and sang until the early hours of the morning.
The raucous protests drowned out the politicians who tried to speak.
