Definition

To produce a loud, continuous noise that can be disruptive or annoying.

Example

The children began to din loudly as they played in the park.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that din coming from the construction site?

Yeah, it's so loud! I can barely concentrate.

I know, right? It feels like they just love to din all day long.

I hope they finish soon; I need some peace and quiet.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A loud and confusing noise made up of many different sounds, often unpleasant to hear.

Example

The din of the crowd made it hard to hear the speaker.

Conversation

Did you hear all that din coming from the party next door?

Yeah, it was so loud that I could barely concentrate on my work.

I know, right? It's hard to focus with all that din around.

Definition

To make a loud, unpleasant noise that can overwhelm or confuse someone.

Example

The construction work din made it hard to concentrate on my studies.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that loud noise outside?

Yeah, it was so loud that it almost din me a bit.

I thought something was wrong at first!

Root Explanation

Din → The word 'din' originates from Old English 'dyn', meaning a loud noise or uproar. It describes a continuous, loud sound that can be disruptive or overwhelming.

Memory Tip

Think of a loud 'uproar' ('dyn') that creates a noisy environment — that's what 'din' means.

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