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raucous

//ˈrɔːkəs//
English Definition
Harsh and loud; boisterous.
中文释义
刺耳的;喧闹的
Example Sentence

A raucous colony of seabirds makes the cliff audible from a mile offshore.

一群喧闹的海鸟让这处崖壁在离岸一英里外就能听见。

Synonyms
harsh strident boisterous
Antonyms
quiet mellow
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Memory Aid / 记忆技巧
rauc(嘶哑) → 又吵又哑。
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “raucous”?

  1. A Agreeable; pleasantly compatible.
  2. B Untidy; disheveled.
  3. C A total; to gather together.
  4. D Harsh and loud; boisterous.
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D — Harsh and loud; boisterous.. “raucous” means Harsh and loud; boisterous..

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “Harsh and loud; boisterous.”?

  1. A aggregate
  2. B congenial
  3. C unkempt
  4. D raucous
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D — raucous. “raucous” means Harsh and loud; boisterous..

Common questions about “raucous”

What does “raucous” mean?

raucous — Harsh and loud; boisterous.. In Chinese: 刺耳的;喧闹的.

How do you pronounce “raucous”?

raucous is pronounced //ˈrɔːkəs//.

How is “raucous” used in a sentence?

A raucous colony of seabirds makes the cliff audible from a mile offshore. (一群喧闹的海鸟让这处崖壁在离岸一英里外就能听见。)

What are synonyms for “raucous”?

harsh, strident, boisterous — all close in meaning to raucous (Harsh and loud; boisterous.).

What is the opposite of “raucous”?

quiet, mellow — each the opposite of raucous (Harsh and loud; boisterous.).

Is “raucous” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. raucous is on the SAT Prep Difficult list — the higher-register words that decide the hard questions. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

How can I remember “raucous”?

rauc(嘶哑) → 又吵又哑。

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