blattering
/ˈblætərɪŋ/
adjective
- Making a loud, repetitive, or harsh noise, especially like rain, hail, or wind.
- The blattering rain kept us indoors all afternoon.
- We could hear the blattering hail on the roof from inside the house.
- The blattering wind made it impossible to hear each other.
- Talking loudly and rapidly in a foolish or confused way.
- She gave a blattering explanation that made no sense.
- The blattering speaker at the rally was hard to follow.
- A blattering child in the back of the classroom distracted everyone.
Antonyms
noun
- The sound or action of making a loud, repetitive noise.
- The constant blattering of the machinery gave me a headache.
- We fell asleep to the blattering of hail against the house.
- The blattering of the rain on the window was soothing.
- Loud, rapid, foolish talk.
- His blattering at the dinner table annoyed everyone.
- I couldn't focus because of the blattering from the TV.
- The blattering of the politicians on the news was unbearable.