Acoustics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACOUSTICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ACOUSTIC, a sense of hearing
• science of sounds
• The science of sounds, teaching their nature, phenomena, and laws.
• the study of the physical properties of sound
ADJECTIVE:
• (of building materials) used for soundproofing or modifying sound
• (of a device or system) utilizing sound energy in its operation.
• (of an explosive mine or other weapon) able to be set off by sound waves.
• relating to sound or the sense of hearing
• (of popular music or musical instruments) not having electrical amplification
• the properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted in it
• the branch of physics concerned with the properties of sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a hearing aid

Words related to ACOUSTICS

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Words that contain ACOUSTICS

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How to use ACOUSTICS in a sentence

• Behind each is a small chamber, hollowed most scientifically, quite a little temple of acoustics.
• As a boy he exhibited a genius for invention, as well as for acoustics.
• When she really opened up at the performance, the unfamiliar acoustics of the place frightened her into forcing, with the result that she was constantly singing sharp.
• The acoustics of the small town are faultless, and the activities of this spendthrift had been noised abroad.
• Certainly it was as well ventilated a show house as you could hope for, and I found, when the time came, that the acoustics were splendid.
• It was difficult to hear at best, the acoustics were so bad.
• There were complaints about the acoustics of the St.
• Cavaille-Coll, who knew acoustics, used to advise the square hall for concerts but nobody would listen to him.
• As for the mysterious whispering echo, they repudiated all talk of acoustics.
• CHAPTER VI RESONANCE IN GENERAL The intimate relationship existing between voice culture and the science of acoustics was formerly slightly perceived.
• The teaching of singing, as an art, then rested altogether on an empirical basis, and the acoustics of singing had not received the attention of scientists.
• Acoustics will also illustrate the thinness of the air.
• Such acoustics, mingled with the flash of lightning and the smell of brimstone, made us believe that we had fairly got into the realm of Pluto.
• It was small, the acoustics bad and the mixtures of colors was as a crazy-quilt to me.
• When we speak of a standard tone we enter the domain of acoustics and must proceed according to the laws of physics.
• Does this constitute scientific voice production? This knowledge may all be gained from the various hand books on acoustics.
• The truth is that a spirit of fantastic experiment, started by the mystic manner of a Cesar Franck, sought a sanction in the phenomena of acoustics.
• It is a model of cheerfulness and convenience, and is so felicitous in its acoustics that an ordinary conversational tone can be heard at the opposite end of the auditorium.
• The laws of acoustics were understood with sufficient clearness to make them applicable with success to theatres.
• The Honorable Isaac Pettit, seated majestically with the Fraser County delegation, tested the acoustics of the hall at the first opportunity.
• CHAPTER I ACOUSTICS Telephony is the art of reproducing at a distant point, usually by the agency of electricity, sounds produced at a sending point.
• Since human beings communicate with each other by means of speech and hearing through the air, it is with air that the acoustics of telephony principally is concerned.
• His discovery of the dependence of the pitch of sound on the length of the vibrating chord is one of the most fundamental in acoustics.
• The interior leaves nothing to be desired as regards vision or acoustics.
• Here the acoustics are perfect, and the artist has those wonderful silences through which his slightest tones carry clearly and sweetly.
• The laws of acoustics were among the first to be investigated after a true physical science began to be taught.
• The telephone is an instrument belonging not wholly, not chiefly, but only in part, to acoustics.
• One foot of the instrument, so to speak, is acoustics, and the other foot electricity.

Similar words containing ACOUSTIC without suffix s

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