phonographical Synonyms
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phonographical Meaning
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phonographical (a.)
Of or pertaining to phonography; based upon phonography.
Of or pertaining to phonograph; done by the phonograph.
phonographical Sentence Examples
- The phonographical record captured the nostalgic melodies of yesteryear.
- Scholars deciphered ancient phonographical tablets to unravel lost languages.
- The phonographical device transformed spoken words into tangible audio recordings.
- Researchers studied the phonographical patterns of different dialects to identify regional variations.
- Forensic analysts used phonographical evidence to determine the authenticity of voice recordings.
- The phonographical archive preserved a legacy of historical speeches and cultural performances.
- Scientists developed new phonographical techniques to enhance sound quality and reduce distortions.
- The phonographical industry revolutionized the way people consumed music and information.
- A phonographical transcription allowed students to review lectures at their own pace.
- The phonographical reproduction of traditional folk songs preserved their authenticity for future generations.
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Of or pertaining to phonography; based upon phonography., Of or pertaining to phonograph; done by the phonograph.
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The phonographical record captured the nostalgic melodies of yesteryear.
Scholars deciphered ancient phonographical tablets to unravel lost languages.
The phonographical device transformed spoken words into tangible audio recordings.
Researchers studied the phonographical patterns of different dialects to identify regional variations.
