sonal

[sohn-l]

adjective

1. pertaining to sound; sonic.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sonal¹

First recorded in 1955–60; son- + -al ¹

Example Sentences

Apart from the fact that China is now back in the running, companies are also "not entirely writing off other Asian competitors, with countries like Vietnam still on their radars", economists Sonal Verma and Aurodeep Nandi from Nomura said in a note earlier this month.

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Dr Sonal Paradkar, PGT co-ordinator for the clinic said, said service could cater for several thousand rare genetic conditions.

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"What I love about this study is how it integrates hard-earned field and museum data with new genomic and analytical methods to show a basic biological truth: Snakes are exceptional and frankly quite cool," said co-lead author Sonal Singhal of California State University, Dominguez Hills, who started work on the project as a U-M postdoctoral scholar.

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Sonal Desai, chief investment officer of Franklin Templeton Fixed Income, echoed that sentiment, saying the Fed was trying to calm "an exuberance" it unintentionally created in the markets.

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But Mr Bobhate's wife Sonal told the BBC that it was Mr Paul who had "framed" her husband.

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