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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cacophony" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a harsh or discordant sound. Example: The city street was filled with the cacophony of car horns, sirens, and people shouting.
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There's what's the word?—a cacophony of things going on".
Inside a cacophony awaits.
It's like a cacophony of sound.
— a cacophony of things going on".
"It's a cacophony!" she squeaks.
There's a cacophony of birdsong.
"It's an explosion, it's a cacophony.
A cacophony of hooves explodes around me.
"It's just a cacophony of imbeciles".
If it hasn't, expect a cacophony of anti-BBC coverage.
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Commissioner Jim Delany's conference went down in a cacophony of collapse.
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