Acoustomagnetic

Pronunciation: /əˌkuːstəʊmæɡˈnɛtɪk/

Definitions of acoustomagnetic

noun a security system that uses acoustomagnetic technology to prevent theft

Example Sentences

A1 Acoustomagnetic technology is used in anti-theft systems in stores.

A2 I read about acoustomagnetic tags being used to prevent shoplifting.

B1 The acoustomagnetic security system alerted the store staff to a possible theft.

B2 The acoustomagnetic sensor detected the tagged item passing through the exit.

C1 The acoustomagnetic technology used in the security system was cutting-edge.

C2 Experts in acoustomagnetic engineering are constantly improving anti-theft systems.

adjective relating to or utilizing both sound and magnetic waves

Example Sentences

A1 The acoustomagnetic alarm went off when the thief tried to leave the store.

A2 The acoustomagnetic system is used in retail stores to prevent shoplifting.

B1 The acoustomagnetic tags on the merchandise help deter theft.

B2 The acoustomagnetic technology is effective in detecting stolen items.

C1 The acoustomagnetic security system provides reliable protection against theft.

C2 The acoustomagnetic sensors in the store are calibrated to detect any unauthorized removal of items.

Examples of acoustomagnetic in a Sentence

formal The acoustomagnetic system in the store helps prevent theft by detecting tagged items leaving the premises.

informal I heard they installed some fancy acoustomagnetic thingamajig to stop people from stealing stuff.

slang That acoustomagnetic gizmo is supposed to keep sticky fingers away from the merchandise.

figurative Her acoustomagnetic intuition seemed to pick up on the slightest dishonesty in his voice.

Grammatical Forms of acoustomagnetic

• plural: acoustomagnetics
• comparative: more acoustomagnetic
• superlative: most acoustomagnetic
• present tense: acoustomagnetic
• future tense: will be acoustomagnetic
• perfect tense: has been acoustomagnetic
• continuous tense: is being acoustomagnetic
• singular: acoustomagnetic
• positive degree: acoustomagnetic
• infinitive: to acoustomagnetic
• gerund: acoustomagneting
• participle: acoustomagnetic

Origin and Evolution of acoustomagnetic

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'acoustomagnetic' is a combination of the words 'acoustic' and 'magnetic', referring to a technology that utilizes both sound and magnetism.

Evolution of the word: The term 'acoustomagnetic' was first used in the 1980s to describe a type of electronic article surveillance system that uses both sound and magnetic signals to detect theft in retail stores. Over time, the word has become more commonly associated with this specific technology and its applications in security systems.