Meaning & Definition of word "Acoustic"

Acoustic

/əˈkuːstɪk/

1. The properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted.
- Example: The architects considered the room's acoustics when designing the new theatre.
2. A genre of music characterized by the use of acoustic instruments.
- Example: He enjoys listening to acoustic music because it has a more organic feel.

1. Relating to sound or the sense of hearing.
- Example: The acoustic properties of the concert hall enhance the clarity of the music.
2. Designed to carry sound naturally without electronic amplification.
- Example: She prefers playing the acoustic guitar over the electric guitar for its warm tone.
3. Using sound as a means of communication or effect.
- Example: The film employed an acoustic soundtrack to create a more immersive experience.

●From Greek 'akoustikos', meaning 'of or for hearing'.

acoustic guitar:

A guitar that produces sound naturally without electronic amplification.

acoustic music:

Music that is performed with traditional instruments, emphasizing natural sound.

acoustic panels:

Materials used to reduce sound reflections and improve sound quality in a space.

acoustics:

The branch of physics that deals with sound.

auditory:

Related to the sense of hearing.

sonic:

Relating to or using sound waves.

Meaning: Acoustic jam

● Example Sentence: Let's have an acoustic jam session at my place this weekend.

Meaning: Acoustic set

● Example Sentence: The artist performed an acoustic set at the coffee shop.