cassette (Meaning)

Wordnet

cassette (n)

a container that holds a magnetic tape used for recording or playing sound or video

Webster

Same as Seggar.

Sarah found an old cassette tucked away in her attic, filled with nostalgic tunes from her youth.
The cassette player whirred to life as James inserted the tape, transporting him back to memories of long drives with his friends.
Before the age of digital music, people relied on cassettes to enjoy their favorite albums on the go.
The sound quality of a cassette can sometimes be distorted, adding a unique charm to the listening experience.
As technology evolved, cassettes were gradually replaced by CDs, then MP3 players, and finally streaming services.
Even though cassettes are outdated, some audiophiles still prefer the warm, analog sound they provide.
The cassette contained an interview with a famous musician, offering insights into their creative process.
Jill meticulously labeled each cassette in her collection to ensure easy navigation when she wanted to listen to specific tracks.
Nostalgia washed over Tom as he stumbled upon his old cassette collection, reminding him of simpler times.
Despite their fragility, cassettes hold a special place in the hearts of many, symbolizing a bygone era of music consumption.

a container that holds a magnetic tape used for recording or playing sound or videoSame as Seggar.

pod, housing, shell,cartridge, hull, jacket, capsule, casing, sheath, carapace

No antonyms found.

Sarah found an old cassette tucked away in her attic, filled with nostalgic tunes from her youth.

The cassette player whirred to life as James inserted the tape, transporting him back to memories of long drives with his friends.

Before the age of digital music, people relied on cassettes to enjoy their favorite albums on the go.

The sound quality of a cassette can sometimes be distorted, adding a unique charm to the listening experience.