microphonous (Meaning)
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microphonous (a.)
Serving to augment the intensity of weak sounds; microcoustic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microphonous
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microphonous Sentence Examples
- The microphone's microphonous qualities allowed it to capture even the faintest of sounds.
- The singer's voice was so powerful that the microphone became microphonous, distorting the sound.
- The recording studio's microphonous walls reflected every sound, creating an echoey effect.
- The old telephone's microphonous earpiece amplified all ambient noise, making it difficult to hear.
- The guitar's microphonous body resonated with the strings, creating a rich, full sound.
- The speaker's microphonous tone made it difficult to understand their words over the background music.
- The microphonous nature of the recording caused the sound to be distorted and muffled.
- The concert hall's microphonous ceiling reverberated with the orchestra's performance, creating an immersive experience.
- The microphonous properties of the material made it suitable for use in soundproofing applications.
- The microphonous characteristics of the device allowed it to function as an eavesdropping tool, picking up faint sounds from afar.
FAQs About the word microphonous
Serving to augment the intensity of weak sounds; microcoustic.
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No antonyms found.
The microphone's microphonous qualities allowed it to capture even the faintest of sounds.
The singer's voice was so powerful that the microphone became microphonous, distorting the sound.
The recording studio's microphonous walls reflected every sound, creating an echoey effect.
The old telephone's microphonous earpiece amplified all ambient noise, making it difficult to hear.
