boomy

[boo-mee]

adjective

boomier, boomiest 

1. excessively resonant.

   a loudspeaker with a boomy sound in the lower register.

2. affected by, characterized by, or indicative of an economic boom.

Word History and Origins

Origin of boomy¹

First recorded in 1925–30; boom ¹ + -y ¹

Example Sentences

It created a bit of whiplash, perhaps exacerbated by the fact that Climate Pledge couldn’t escape the boomy, washed-out acoustics created by its cavernous confines.

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Services like Boomy, a Bay Area music tech company, are already using AI-generated music to flood Spotify, with varying legal and contractual obstacles.

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A full drum kit toward the rear of the stage overwhelmed the room with its boomy kick, its volume urging everything else around it upward into rock show territory.

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Lamar also knew that the crispness of his rapping, which on record is essential to the complexity of his storytelling, was sure to be lost in the boomy acoustics of a basketball arena.

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“Pink Venom,” the first single from its second album, “Born Pink,” has traditional Korean instruments, old-school rap, boomy EDM beats and boasts about their stuff going “straight to your dome like whoa, whoa, whoa.”

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