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Meaning of racket
A loud, harsh, and often discordant sound
Etymology of racket
The word "racket" has its roots in the 16th-century English word "raket", which referred to a loud, harsh noise or sound
It is possibly related to the Middle English word "rakken", which meant "to make a loud noise" or "to resound"
Over time, the word "racket" evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including noise, commotion, and dishonest business practices
Synonyms
commotion
noise
din
clamor
uproar
tumult
disturbance
chaos
pandemonium
bedlam
ruckus
fracas
brawl
melee
clash
turmoil
strife
discord
dispute
quarrel
squabble
altercation
scandal
outrage
furore
hue
cry
outcry
protest
objection
complaint
grievance
lament
wail
yell
shout
scream
howl
roar
bellow
riot
rebellion
insurrection
mutiny
uprising
revolt
Definitions
- A loud, harsh, and often discordant sound, especially one made by loud voices or noises
- * A noisy, chaotic, and often violent disturbance or commotion
- * A fraudulent or dishonest business or scheme
Usage Examples
- The construction site was a racket, with loud drilling and hammering all day
- * The scandal caused a huge racket, with many people calling for the company to be held accountable
- * The tennis player's racket made a loud thudding sound as she hit the ball