cataphonic Antonyms
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Meaning of cataphonic
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cataphonic (a.)
Of or relating to cataphonics; catacoustic.
cataphonic Sentence Examples
- The cataphonic resonance of the cathedral bells echoed through the town, signaling the start of the evening.
- The musician experimented with cataphonic effects, creating layers of sound that seemed to reverberate endlessly.
- The ancient amphitheater had remarkable acoustics, producing a cataphonic quality to every spoken word.
- In the quiet forest, the rustling leaves created a gentle cataphonic hum that enveloped the surroundings.
- The poet described the city's bustling streets as a symphony of cataphonic energy.
- During meditation, practitioners often focus on the cataphonic vibrations of chanting to achieve a sense of inner peace.
- The artist's installation utilized cataphonic elements, immersing visitors in a sensory experience.
- In literature, writers sometimes evoke cataphonic imagery to convey the atmosphere of a scene.
- The distant thunder had a cataphonic quality that seemed to rumble through the earth.
- Cataphonic whispers filled the empty hallways of the abandoned mansion, giving it an eerie ambiance.
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Of or relating to cataphonics; catacoustic.
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The cataphonic resonance of the cathedral bells echoed through the town, signaling the start of the evening.
The musician experimented with cataphonic effects, creating layers of sound that seemed to reverberate endlessly.
The ancient amphitheater had remarkable acoustics, producing a cataphonic quality to every spoken word.
In the quiet forest, the rustling leaves created a gentle cataphonic hum that enveloped the surroundings.
