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They tried to study, but the raucous crowd outside made it hard to concentrate.raucous = loud and disturbing
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The cafeteria erupted in raucous laughter after someone told a joke.raucous = loud and boisterous (high-spirited)
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The flock of seagulls made a raucous noise as they fought over scraps of food.raucous = loud and disturbing
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The concert was loud and raucous, with fans cheering and singing along.raucous = boisterous (high-spirited)
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A raucous argument broke out during the game, drawing attention from everyone nearby.raucous = loud and disturbing
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...and in March several of the Mandrakes threw a loud and raucous party in greenhouse three. (source)raucous = boisterous (high-spirited)
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Evenings in the small kitchen were raucous, without fail. (source)raucous = loud and boisterous (high-spirited)
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A gang of adolescents appeared, crowding around him and laughing raucously.† (source)
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What a raucousness of brute aggression filled the house, making it seem as though the walls would fly apart.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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Christopher-John's whistling increased to a raucous, nervous shrill, and... (source)raucous = loud and disturbing
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The wind blew from off the water to the northwest and swept raucously down Hill Street.† (source)
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Digamma Pi was more annoyed by Martin's restless doubtings than by Fatty's idiocy, Clif Clawson's raucousness, Angus Duer's rasping, or the Reverend Ira Hinkley's nagging.† (source)
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A raucous clamor filled the room. (source)raucous = loud and disorderly
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Melekhin laughed raucously.† (source)
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And the other children: their laughter was raucous, offensive. (source)raucous = loud and disturbing
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He wondered if someday Merrick would be proposed to in this swing, if Redcliffe's children would swoop back and forth in it so raucously that their mother would seize the ropes to slow it down.† (source)
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