muffling (Meaning)

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muffling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Muffle

No weak antonyms found.

The thick blankets muffled the sound of the thunderstorm outside.
The snow-covered forest muffled the footsteps of the hikers.
The heavy curtains muffled the light, creating a cozy atmosphere.
The muffling effect of the fog made the town feel eerie and desolate.
The muffler on the car's exhaust system muffled the loud engine noise.
The damp earth muffled the sound of the digging shovel.
TheMuffling hood on the camera muffled the shutter click, allowing for discreet photography.
The cotton ball taped over the loudspeaker muffled the announcement, making it barely audible.
The thick fur of the bear muffled the growling sound, making its presence less intimidating.
The muffler on the trumpet softened the sound, creating a mellow and soulful tone.

of Muffle

stifling,muting,softening, insulating, padding,subduing, mellowing, dampening, soundproofing, toning (down)

enhancing, strengthening, deepening, increasing, enhancing, unmuffling, heightening, strengthening, amplifying, deepening

The thick blankets muffled the sound of the thunderstorm outside.

The snow-covered forest muffled the footsteps of the hikers.

The heavy curtains muffled the light, creating a cozy atmosphere.

The muffling effect of the fog made the town feel eerie and desolate.