Cacophony meaning - How to use in a sentence

The cacophony of cutlery and conversation, the overladen dining table and refilling one's plate make the standard festive atmosphere.

Cacophony creates a jarring poetic effect in writing in which the reader is suddenly bombarded with a series of noisy and uncomfortable consonant sounds.

Comic books use onomatopoeias words that mimic sounds in order to bring auditory imagery to the action.

The woods became alive with sound, a great cacophony of noises rising as the two beings fought.