Type: Adjective/Noun/Verb
Meaning/Definition of quiet: Adjective describing the absence of noise or sound; calm, still, or peaceful; Noun referring to the absence of noise or disturbance; Verb referring to the act of making something or someone quiet or silent.
What is the Opposite of quiet?
The Opposite of quiet is loud.
Other Opposites of quiet:
Here is the list of all opposites or antonyms of quiet:
- Loud
- Lively
- Restless
- Woolly
- Agitated
- Undisciplined
- Vociferous
- Disturbing
- Robustious
- Romping
- Uncontrolled
- Clamorous
- Clattering
- Excited
- Effervescent
- High-decibel
- Uproarious
- Vibrant
- Clangorous
- Tempestuous
- Rambunctious
- Rackety
- Stormy
- Inclement
- Boisterous
- Unrelaxed
- Noisy
- Angry
- Active
- Rip-roaring
- High-spirited
- Stimulating
- Vociferant
- Rowdy
- Unquiet
- Amplified
- Bold
- Earsplitting
- Unrestrained
- Ear-popping
- Turbulent
- Uninhibited
- Riotous
- Energetic
- Uncomfortable
- Over-the-top
- High-volume
- Frisky
- Disorderly
- Wooly
- Exuberant
- Animated
- Bouncy
- Rumbustious
- Bustling
- Deafening
- Rollicking
- Busy
- Hell-raising
- Obstreperous
- Overexcited
- Rough
- Ear-splitting
- Spirited
- Wild
- Tumultuous
- Exciting
- Roistering
- Ebullient
- Roisterous
- Unruly
- Raucous
- Unsettled
- Strident
- Clattery
Example Sentences Using Opposites of “quiet”:
- The classroom became noisy as the students started chatting.
- The concert was loud with booming music and cheers.
- The children became boisterous and started running around.
- The party turned rowdy with people dancing and shouting.
- The kids were rambunctious and played rough games.
- The market was chaotic with vendors shouting and customers bargaining.
- The protest grew clamorous as people chanted slogans.
- The storm created turbulent winds and crashing sounds.
- The disruptive behavior of the students disrupted the class.
- The café was buzzy with conversations and laughter.
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