Definition of “cacophony”

A cacophony of voices seemed to have sprung out of the walls to rail at her.

Getting noticed on the visual cacophony of the Web can be a problem.

He had no chance to listen closely; the cacophony drove any power of analysis from his head.

On the first occasion, the cacophony of boos that rose into the night sky seemed inappropriate.

Tammy pushed herself up onto her knees, and attempted to figure out where the cacophony was coming from.

The competition in volume trying to drown each other out results in a cacophony that is, at best, offensive to the ears.

The result is not just disagreement, but a cacophony or incoherence in our public discourse.

Then the silence would be broken by an irregular cacophony.

These days, the voices of the fans cannot be heard above the cacophony of an old Fatboy Slim single.