Cacophony

Cacophonie is a word derived from the Greek kakophonia - of kakos (bad) and phoni (voice, its) - indicates a its multiple and unpleasant.

The close word of direction Dissonance applies rather to music, while cacophony applies rather to Voix, cry S or noises of animals.

The opposite of a cacophony is a Euphonie.

In English, the Assurancetourix bard of the stories of Astérix the Gallic names Cacofonix.

Example

Example of cacophony, in Stylistic, it worms of Voltaire:

“Not, it is not only Nanine does not honor” (Nanine, III, 8)

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