nonechoic
- adjective
- /nɒnˈɛkoʊɪk/
- Specialized
- In a nonechoic environment, sound waves do not bounce off surfaces.
Examples
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The nonechoic chamber was designed for precise acoustic testing.
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Some species use nonechoic vocalizations that do not imitate environmental noises.
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He preferred nonechoic language in his writing to avoid distracting from his message.
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The poem uses nonechoic words to describe the action rather than mimicking actual sounds.
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He preferred nonechoic language in his writing to avoid distracting from his message.
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Some species use nonechoic vocalizations that do not imitate environmental noises.
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The poem uses nonechoic words to describe the action rather than mimicking actual sounds.
Antonyms
How Echoic
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonechoic combines non- ('not') and echo ('a repeated sound', like your voice coming back in a canyon). So nonechoic describes words or sounds that do not copy or repeat real sounds and do not imitate the noises they describe.