reverberation

Meanings

• noun

  The reflection of sound waves within a space, causing the sound to continue to be heard after the original source has stopped making sound.

  - "The sound of applause continued to reverberate in the concert hall long after the performance had ended."
  - "The echoes of gunfire reverberated through the valley."
  - "The walls of the cathedral were designed to enhance the reverberation of sound for religious services."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with reverberation
reverie , reveriee , defer , refer , quiver , nibber , giver , hiver

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Variants

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reverberation , reverberations

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'reverberare', meaning 'to resonate, to reverberate'.

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Trivia

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1. Reverberation time is a measure of how long it takes for the sound in a space to decay to a certain level after the original sound has stopped.

2. Some ancient churches and cathedrals were designed with high reverberation times to enhance the acoustic quality of religious services.

3. Reverberation is an important factor in the design of recording studios and concert halls.

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Related Concepts

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1. Echo: An echo is a reflection of sound waves, often heard after the original sound has ceased. Reverberation is a more complex phenomenon that involves multiple reflections of sound waves in a space, resulting in a longer-lasting and more diffuse sound.

2. Acoustics: Acoustics is the scientific study of sound and its properties. Reverberation is an important concept in acoustics, as it relates to the behavior of sound waves in enclosed spaces.

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Culture

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Reverberation has been used extensively in various forms of art and literature, particularly in music and poetry. In music, reverberation is often used to enhance the sound quality of recordings and live performances. In poetry, the metaphorical use of reverberation can convey a sense of resonance or echoing of emotions and ideas.

How to Memorize "reverberation"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a sound wave bouncing back and forth between two surfaces, creating an echo. Now imagine multiple waves bouncing around in a large space, creating reverberation.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'reverberation' with the sound of an echo, or with the idea of a sound continuing to be heard after the original source has stopped making noise.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'ReVeRbErAtion' to remember the definition: Reverberation is the 'Reverberation' of sound waves in a space.

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