soundproof
impervious to sound.
to cause to be soundproof.
Origin of soundproof
1Other words from soundproof
- soundproofing, noun
Words Nearby soundproof
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How to use soundproof in a sentence
They have also told the ANC and nearby residents they have taken steps to soundproof the building, which they are renting, to ensure their plans to operate a dance bar with music from a DJ on the second floor will not disturb nearby residents.
ANC supports license for Capitol Hill LGBTQ bar | Lou Chibbaro Jr. | January 26, 2022 | Washington BladeAt $549, the Airpods Max price demands a serious premium over other soundproof headphones in the space.
Apple’s AirPods Max take aim at high-end over-the-ear headphones | empire | June 24, 2021 | Popular-SciencePassenger room is snug and the cabin isn’t exactly soundproof.
There would have been no birth certificates because Dugard was forced her to give birth in a soundproof structure in the backyard.
They were within ten yards of the plane when a wail of anguish was born—and died—in two soundproof helmets.
Lords of the Stratosphere | Arthur J. Burks
The wireless office was soundproof and practically airtight.
Pincher Martin, O.D. | H. Taprell DorlingThe booth was soundproof and all the lad did was to drop coins.
Whispering Wires | Henry LeverageBut even if they had time to look it up, which they didn't, the contestant couldn't hear them in a soundproof booth.
The Electronic Mind Reader | John BlaineI suggested that, folding-doors not being soundproof, I had better wait downstairs.
Rebel women | Evelyn Sharp
British Dictionary definitions for soundproof
/ (ˈsaʊndˌpruːf) /
not penetrable by sound
(tr) to render soundproof
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