noised

Circulated through gossip

Noised appears almost exclusively in the phrase noised about or noised abroad, meaning spread by rumor or word of mouth: It was noised about that the company would be sold.

The construction is old-fashioned and literary, surviving mainly in biblical or formal registers.

The past participle of noise used as a verb—to make something known through talk.

sound

clamor

Loud persistent noise

  • dinSustained unpleasant noise
  • racketUproar, scam, or paddle
  • uproarNoisy public disturbance

cacophony · commotion · clatter · rumble · hubbub · tumult · blare · drone · static · hum

rumored

whispered

Spoke without full voice

spread · leaked · murmured · hinted · intimated · suggested · bandied · bruited · reported · alleged

signal

interference

Unwelcome involvement in affairs

fuzz · artifact · corruption · degradation · hiss · crackle · snow · pixelation · glitch · jitter

disturbed

startled

Abruptly surprised or alarmed

scattered · alarmed · agitated · unsettled · disrupted · frightened · panicked · bolted · fled

Opposites
information dissemination method

noisedproclaimed

Declared in public

decreed · gazetted · published · promulgated · issued

information spread versus containment

noisedhushed up

Concealed from disclosure

suppressed · concealed · silenced · covered up · hidden

Phrases
Family

noise, noisy, noises, noiseless, noisemaker, noiselessly, noisemakers, noiselessness, denoising

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