acoustically
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- adverb
- /əˈkuːstɪkli/
- Specialized
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acústicamente
- Building 3503 includes four rehearsal rooms that are acoustically treated for ensembles.
- acoustically similar
- acoustically tag
- local vowels acoustically
And he performs acoustically, OK, for the first time.
- And he performs acoustically, OK, for the first time.
- And then thermally and acoustically it was fine or good.
- Derrida's eche animo lodges the humanists cogito acoustically between animals, animal and word MO.
Examples
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That's much better acoustically.
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They wanted an encore, so we did one of my songs acoustically.
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We used to play acoustically before we were a rock band.
Blog text (20) -
Which songs of his would you like to hear him sing acoustically?
Blog text (22) -
And he performs acoustically, OK, for the first time.
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Is the room acoustically inviting for choral singing?
Academic text (2007) -
One ear was left uncovered by the headphones so that the soloists could hear themselves acoustically.
Academic text (2015) -
The musicians performed acoustically in the small cafe, allowing the audience to enjoy the rich sound of their instruments.
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The new concert hall was designed acoustically to enhance the experience of classical music listeners.
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This room has been acoustically treated to reduce noise and improve sound quality during recordings.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word acoustically comes from an old Greek root akouein, which means 'to hear', and you can see the same idea in the word acoustic, as in 'acoustic guitar'. So, acoustically always refers to sound or to how we hear things.