Definition

deafeningly

adverb
  1. in a manner that is extremely loud or noisy; so loudly as to be overwhelming or hard to hear anything else
  2. in a strikingly obvious or conspicuous manner; unmistakably
  3. Usage: figurative use

Examples

  • The music was deafeningly loud at the concert.
  • The crowd roared deafeningly when the home team scored.
  • There was a deafeningly silent moment after the announcement.
  • The alarm blared deafeningly through the hallway.
  • Her absence was deafeningly obvious to everyone in the room.
  • The machinery operated deafeningly in the factory.
  • The silence was deafeningly uncomfortable.

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