Noised

The past tense of 'noise,' meaning to make or spread a sound, or to spread information, a rumor, or a belief. It can also imply the act of announcing or publicizing something, often implying a sense of gossip or uncontrolled dissemination. The 'noised' information can range from casual observations to significant news. It always carries a sense of communication, whether intentional or unintentional, and its effect on an audience or the subject matter.

Noised meaning with examples

• The birds in the trees noised their presence with a chorus of chirps and twitters, waking the sleeping family. Their joyful songs filled the morning air, creating a lovely cacophony. It was an everyday greeting, a shared announcement of a new day's dawn, in an environment usually silenced.
• Whispers quickly noised around the office when the CEO announced significant layoffs. Employees started getting their friends to move companies. Anxiety filled the air, as fear spread rapidly. The news quickly changed the working environment for the next few weeks.
• As soon as the scandal broke, news of the senator's corruption was noised across all the major social media outlets. The information traveled so fast, the public outrage was instantaneous. The rapid spread of the news left his career in shambles.
• The ship's foghorn noised its presence across the harbor during the dense storm. It alerted other vessels to its location, creating a warning. The low, bellowing sound traveled far in the fog, acting as a vital instrument during treacherous waters.
• She noised her delight at the surprise party with a startled shriek of laughter. The joy escaped her control, broadcasting her pleasure to all the attendees and giving her a way of letting them know that she was happy.