acoustics
/əˈkustɪks/
noun
- The qualities of a space (such as a room or hall) that affect how sound is heard, including echoes and clarity.
- The architect designed the theater with special panels to improve the acoustics.
- We chose this restaurant because its acoustics are good enough for conversation without shouting.
- The concert hall is famous for its excellent acoustics, making every note sound clear.
- The scientific study of sound and how it travels.
- She studied acoustics in college and now works on designing quieter engines.
- Acoustics helps engineers understand how sound waves behave in different materials.
- The professor gave a lecture on the basics of acoustics and sound waves.