acoustical
The acoustical design of the concert hall ensures every seat has perfect sound.
- Adjective:
- Relating to sound or the sense of hearing: Pertaining to the properties, production, transmission, or perception of sound.
- Relating to the science of acoustics: Concerning the branch of physics that deals with the study of sound, its generation, transmission, and effects.
- Adjective:
- The architect considered the acoustical design of the concert hall to be paramount.
- They conducted an acoustical analysis of the new recording studio.
- The acoustical properties of the material help to dampen noise.
"Acoustical engineering": The branch of engineering dealing with the control and manipulation of sound.
- She specialized in acoustical engineering to design better public address systems.
"Acoustical signature": The distinctive sound pattern or profile of an object or environment.
- The submarine's acoustical signature was unique and easily identifiable.
Acoustic (adj): Often used interchangeably with "acoustical," though "acoustic" is more common in general use (e.g., acoustic guitar, acoustic ecology).
- The room had poor acoustic qualities.
Acoustics (n, plural): The scientific study of sound or the sound qualities of a room or environment.
- The acoustics in the cathedral are magnificent for choral music.
- Sonic: Relating to or using sound waves.
- Auditory: Relating to the sense of hearing.
- Phonic: Relating to speech sounds or acoustics.
Acoustical tile: A building material designed to absorb sound, used on ceilings or walls.
- They installed acoustical tiles to reduce echo in the conference room.
Acoustical treatment: The process of modifying a space to control its sound characteristics.
- The theater underwent extensive acoustical treatment before the season opened.
The acoustical design of the concert hall ensures every seat has perfect sound.
- of or relating to the science of acoustics
- acoustic properties of a hall