ca·coph·o·ny 
/kæˈkɑ:fəni/ noun
/kæˈkɑ:fəni/ noun [singular] : unpleasant loud sounds
▪ The sounds of barking dogs and sirens added to the cacophony on the streets. — usually + of ▪ a cacophony of voices
▪ The sounds of barking dogs and sirens added to the cacophony on the streets. — usually + of ▪ a cacophony of voices
— ca·coph·o·nous /kæˈkɑ:fənəs/ adjective [more cacophonous; most cacophonous]
▪ a cacophonous birthday party
/kæˈkɑ:fənəs/ adjective [more cacophonous; most cacophonous] ▪ a cacophonous birthday party
