Noisily

/ˈnɔɪ.zɪ.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a loud or disruptive manner.

The children played noisily in the backyard, attracting the attention of the neighbors.

In a way that produces noise; making noise.

He spoke noisily during the meeting, making it hard for others to concentrate.

Characterized by loud sounds or disturbances.

The crowd cheered noisily as the team scored a goal.

Making excessive or unwanted noise.

They were dancing noisily, stomping on the floor and laughing.

Derived from the word 'noisy', with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

noisy neighbor:

A neighbor who frequently creates loud disturbances.

noisy crowd:

A group of people who are very loud and boisterous.

Making a disturbance or ruckus.

The party was so noisily fun, we could hear it two blocks away.

Causing a scene with loud shouting or laughter.

They were being so noisily crazy at the game.