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SAT vocab 18

Mrs. Hahn RWS

TermDefinitionSentence
acoustics the quality of sound, pertaining to how it is heard based on the quality and structure of the room The acoustics sound made my ears hurt for an hour after the party,
cacophony lack of harmony; loud and unpleasant noise; a racket When the baby started to cry it made a cacophony sound and the mom got very angry.
clamor unpleasant sound; noise My sister's clock in her room makes a clamor noise every morning.
din ongoing loud sound; noise As Lucy walked outside she heard a din noise off in the distance that her jump.
discordant lacking harmony or agreement When ever me and Sarah hang out there is always discordant between us.
euphony pleasing sound The euphony twinkle of the music box made the little baby fall right asleep.
mellifluous sweet and smooth sounding The flow of the waterfall made a mellifluous sound that made Lilly almost cry.
raucous coarse-sounding ; load and unruly Nails on a chalk board has a raucous sound that makes me cringe.
strident shrill; high-pitched As the little girl sang her voice hit a strident pitch.
vociferous loud and noisy regarding ones own voice, especially shouting, demanding clamorous When Tara got home past curfew, her parents yelled at her in a vociferous tone.
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