How To Spell sound?
How to Pronounce sound?
Correct pronunciation for the word "sound" is [sˈa͡ʊnd], [sˈaʊnd], [s_ˈaʊ_n_d].
Definition of sound
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To make a noise; to utter a voice; to exhibit by sound; to be spread or published.
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To sink a plummet or lead to ascertain the depth of water; to introduce a sound into the bladder of a patient; to try; to examine; to endeavour to discover that which lies concealed in another's breast.
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Entire; whole; unbroken; undecayed; perfect; healthy; hearty; solid; valid; right; stout; lusty; not deranged.
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A surgical instrument for feeling what is beyond the reach of the fingers.
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A narrow passage of water; a shallow sea or strait connecting two seas.
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The air-bladder of a fish; the cuttlefish.
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A cuttlefish.
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To use the line and lead in searching the depth of water.
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To cause to make a noise; to utteraudibly; to play.on; to signal by a sound; to celebrate or honour by sounds; to publish.
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An impression produced on the ear by vibrations in the air; that which affects the ear; noise; reports noise without signification; empty noise.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for sound?
What is the present tense of Sound?
What is the past tense of Sound?
What is the adverb for sound?
The adverb form of the word "sound" is "soundly".
What is the adjective for sound?
The adjective form of the word "sound" is "sonic".
Usage over time for sound:
This graph shows how "sound" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of sound?
The plural of the "sound" can be the "sounds".
What is the singular form of sound?
The singular of the "sound" can be the "sound".
Synonyms for Sound:
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adj.
• accepted, established- authoritative ,
- fly ,
- go .
- hale .
- fair .
- good .
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v.
• hum- hum .
- coo .
- honk .
- fife .
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n.
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- bebop ,
- chatter ,
- blues ,
- backup ,
- burst ,
- clap ,
- gabble ,
- explode ,
- creak ,
- bluegrass ,
- blast ,
- backing ,
- babble ,
- clank ,
- ambient .
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- crescendo ,
- dissonance ,
- drumming ,
- chord ,
- discord .
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- articulation ,
- diction ,
- intone .
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- insightful ,
- incisive .
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- carry .
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- exemplary .
- bay .
- bang .