strepitous
or strep·i·tant
[ strep-i-tuh s ]
/ ˈstrɛp ɪ təs /
adjective
boisterous; noisy.
Origin of strepitous
1675–85; < Latin
strepit(us) noise +
-ous
OTHER WORDS FROM strepitous
un·strep·i·tous, adjectiveWords nearby strepitous
strenuous,
strep,
strep throat,
strephosymbolia,
strepitoso,
strepitous,
strepsipteran,
strepsipteron,
strepsipterous,
strepsirrhine,
strepticemia
Example sentences from the Web for strepitous
An almost too vivacious rendering of the Venusberg music brought the scheme to a strepitous conclusion.
British Dictionary definitions for strepitous
strepitous
strepitant
/ (ˈstrɛpɪtəs) /
adjective
rare
noisy; boisterous
Word Origin for strepitous
C17: from Latin
strepitus a din