strident

[US]/ˈstraɪdnt/
[UK]/ˈstraɪdnt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. harsh and loud (referring to a sound)

Example Sentences

People are put off by her strident voice.

the strident activity of the industrial scene seems to be self-generating.

strident, screeching brakes. See also Synonyms at gaudy 1 soft

a strident voice. Somethingclamorous is both vociferous and sustained:

A large North American owl(Strix varia) having barred, brownish plumage across the breast, a streaked belly, and a strident, hooting cry.

Her strident voice could be heard from across the room.

The politician's strident remarks sparked a heated debate.

The teacher's strident tone intimidated the students.

He made a strident argument in favor of the new policy.

The strident sound of the alarm woke everyone up.

She received strident criticism for her controversial decision.

The strident music blared from the speakers.

His strident personality often rubbed people the wrong way.

The strident honking of cars filled the busy street.

Despite her strident objections, the decision was final.

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