high-fidelity
Definition
Adjective: * Characterized by minimal distortion in sound reproduction: Describes audio equipment or recordings that reproduce sound with great accuracy and clarity, very close to the original performance.
Usage
- The adjective "high-fidelity" is used to describe audio systems, components, or recordings.
- It is often hyphenated, especially when used before a noun (e.g., a high-fidelity system).
- It is frequently shortened to the informal term hi-fi.
Examples
- He invested in a high-fidelity stereo system for his living room.
- Audiophiles seek out high-fidelity recordings of their favorite music.
- The difference between a standard MP3 and a high-fidelity audio file is noticeable on good speakers.
Advanced Usage
- High-fidelity prototype: In design and engineering, this term is borrowed to describe a prototype that is very close to the final product in look, feel, and function.
- The team created a high-fidelity prototype of the app for user testing.
Variants and Related Words
- Hi-fi (adjective or noun): The common, informal abbreviation for "high-fidelity."
- He's a hi-fi enthusiast. (adjective)
- She bought a new hi-fi. (noun)
- Fidelity (noun): Faithfulness to the original. In audio, it refers to the accuracy of sound reproduction.
- Low-fidelity (adjective): The opposite, describing sound reproduction or prototypes with noticeable distortion or simplicity.
Synonyms
- Accurate (sound reproduction)
- True-to-source
Antonyms
- Low-fidelity
- Distorted
Related Idioms/Phrases
- Hi-fi system: A complete set of high-quality audio components (amplifier, speakers, turntable, etc.).
- They listened to the vinyl record on their hi-fi system.
Adjective
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characterized by minimal distortion in sound reproduction
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a high-fidelity recording
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a hi-fi system
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