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Cacophony literally means harsh, jarring sounds--sounds that do not sound good together. In literature, cacophony is used to refer to words that have a harsh, jarring sound. Instead of the text being rhythmic or pleasant, the text is unmelodious. Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
Cacophony is a figure of speech or literary term used to create a special effect with its unpleasant, unmelodious, sharp, hissing or harsh sounds. The word cacophony in Greek actually means bad sounds according to Carson-Newman University. It is the opposite of euphony. Typically, cacophony is used in literature or in speeches to create a negative response or to elicit negative emotions in the reader or in the audience.