noiselessly Synonyms & Antonyms

Noiselessly in a Sentence

We heard unusual noises in the attic.

traffic noise

… the City of Los Angeles proper has outlawed the use of blowers, citing the noise and dust they kick up as environmental hazards.

… this research doesn't specifically address noise-induced hearing loss, which is either caused by a single exposure to extremely loud sounds such as an explosion or by repeated exposure to loud or very loud sounds, such as blaring music.

I couldn't hear him over all the noise.

the noise of the demonstrators

the noise of the herons

the noise of the bubbling brook

She missed the noise of her hometown.

The initial data includes a lot of noise that needs to be weeded out.

Too many variables (what statisticians call noise)—occupation, personal habits, diet, the presence of environmental insults other than the chemical in question, and so forth—exist in any given geographic area to allow clear linkages of diseases to specific contaminants.

The noise goes, this: there is among the Greeks / A lord of Troyan blood, nephew to Hector; / They call him Ajax.

I know the noise is that many players in his position … would be putting up the insane numbers he has over the last couple of years. I don't agree with that. It takes a special talent to do what he's doing.

But now folks are making noise about an unbeaten season and a national title run.

Owner Ken Behring is making noise about moving the team, perhaps to a proposed new stadium in Los Angeles …

The company has been making soothing/reassuring noises to calm the fears of investors.

In other words, the brand is definitely making all the right noises =saying things that sound very appealing for the developer community. But time will tell whether it follows up with solid action in this regard.

People have been making (a lot of) noise about the price increases.

The play … will make little noise in the world …

Serious historical research, still far more prevalent in Japan than in China, for obvious reasons, is gradually being drowned out by the noise of political rhetoric.

My dad made a loud noise when he hit his finger with the hammer.

the incessant noise of traffic on Fifth Avenue made normal conversation impossible

keep the noise down, you kids!

there's been a lot of noise that the stock is ready to skyrocket, but I'll believe it when I see it

traffic noise / … the City of Los Angeles proper has outlawed the use of blowers, citing the noise and dust they kick up as environmental hazards. / … this research doesn't specifically address noise-induced hearing loss, which is either caused by a single exposure to extremely loud sounds such as an explosion or by repeated exposure to loud or very loud sounds, such as blaring music.

the noise of the herons / the noise of the bubbling brook / She missed the noise of her hometown.

The initial data includes a lot of noise that needs to be weeded out. / Too many variables (what statisticians call noise)—occupation, personal habits, diet, the presence of environmental insults other than the chemical in question, and so forth—exist in any given geographic area to allow clear linkages of diseases to specific contaminants.

The noise goes, this: there is among the Greeks / A lord of Troyan blood, nephew to Hector; / They call him Ajax. / I know the noise is that many players in his position … would be putting up the insane numbers he has over the last couple of years. I don't agree with that. It takes a special talent to do what he's doing. / But now folks are making noise about an unbeaten season and a national title run.

The company has been making soothing/reassuring noises to calm the fears of investors. / In other words, the brand is definitely making all the right noises =saying things that sound very appealing for the developer community. But time will tell whether it follows up with solid action in this regard.

The play … will make little noise in the world … / Serious historical research, still far more prevalent in Japan than in China, for obvious reasons, is gradually being drowned out by the noise of political rhetoric.

Word Forms & Grammar

nois·es

noise·less adjective

noise·less·ly adverb

made a lot of noise

made all the right noise

made all the right noises

made noise

made noises

made reassuring noises

made soothing noises

make a lot of noise

make all the right noise

make all the right noises

make noise

make noises

make reassuring noises

make soothing noises

makes a lot of noise

makes all the right noise

makes all the right noises

makes noise

makes noises

makes reassuring noises

makes soothing noises

making (a lot of) noise

making a lot of noise

making all the right noise

making all the right noises

making noise

making noises

making reassuring noises

making soothing noises

making soothing/reassuring noises

noise

noiseless

noiselessly

noises

noiselessly (not comparable)

Origin of Noiselessly

Origin 1: Middle English, from Anglo-French, disturbance, noise, from Latin nausea nausea

Origin 2: From noiseless + -ly.

First Known Use

13th century