acousma (Meaning)
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acousma (n)
illusory auditory perception of strange nonverbal sounds
Synonyms & Antonyms of acousma
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acousma Sentence Examples
- The acousma from the live concert echoed through the venue, leaving the audience in awe of the musicians' talent.
- Audiophiles often seek high-quality speakers to capture the richness of acousma in their favorite music.
- The acousma of the thunderstorm filled the air, creating a symphony of natural sounds that resonated with power.
- In the quiet forest, the acousma of rustling leaves and chirping birds created a serene atmosphere.
- The filmmaker used sophisticated audio equipment to capture the acousma of footsteps echoing in the empty, abandoned building.
- As a sound engineer, my goal is to reproduce the acousma of a live performance in a recording studio.
- The acousma of waves crashing against the shore provided a soothing background soundtrack during the beach vacation.
- The artist incorporated experimental acousma into the installation, immersing visitors in a unique auditory experience.
- The acousma of distant traffic became a constant background noise in the bustling city.
- Acousma therapy involves exposing individuals to carefully selected sounds to help manage stress and anxiety.
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illusory auditory perception of strange nonverbal sounds
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The acousma from the live concert echoed through the venue, leaving the audience in awe of the musicians' talent.
Audiophiles often seek high-quality speakers to capture the richness of acousma in their favorite music.
The acousma of the thunderstorm filled the air, creating a symphony of natural sounds that resonated with power.
In the quiet forest, the acousma of rustling leaves and chirping birds created a serene atmosphere.
