Meaning of sound

Sound

Common

adj

•

.

•

,

, or

.

•

In Logic & Mathematics:

the

of

.

•

In British English:

Good;

;

.

•

and

.

•

;

on with

.

•

in

;

;

; not

.

verb

•

To

a

.

•

To

an

by

.

•

To be

in

; to be

or

; to

by

.

•

To

.

•

In Law:

To

or to be

as

in or from a

of

, or as

to

in a

.

•

To

to

a

.

•

In Phonetics:

To

.

•

, used of a

.

•

To

, or

to

, the

,

, and

of (a person); to

; to

; to

; to

.

•

;

the

of water with a

or other

.

•

In Medicine:

To

with the

called a

or

, or by

or

.

noun

•

A

by the

by the

of

or some other

.

•

A

of

such

.

•

In Music:

A

and

of a

,

etc

•

without

;

.

•

,

within which a certain

may be

.

•

In Geography:

A

, or a

between the

and an

; also, a

two

, or

a

or

with the

.

•

The

of a

.

•

A

.

•

A

,

for

or

or

such as the

; a

.

adv

•

.

intj

•

In British English:

; used to

or

,

without much

.

name

•

The

that

(an

of

) from

(part of

); also sometimes called by the

,

.

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Lineage

sound

English

sound

Middle English (1100-1500)

sounden

Middle English (1100-1500)

sonder

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

sund

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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