Pronunciation: /eəroʊfɒnɪk/
noun a musical instrument that produces sound by the vibration of air or wind
A1 An aerophonic instrument is a type of musical instrument that produces sound through the vibration of air.
A2 The flute is an example of an aerophonic instrument.
B1 Aerophonic devices like whistles and horns are commonly used for communication in emergency situations.
B2 The didgeridoo is a traditional Australian aerophonic instrument.
C1 The complexity of aerophonic instruments such as the pipe organ requires skilled musicians to play them.
C2 Aerophonic instruments have been used in various cultures throughout history for ceremonial and entertainment purposes.
adjective relating to or producing sound by means of air or wind
A1 An aerophonic instrument is easy to play.
A2 The flute is an example of an aerophonic instrument.
B1 The aerophonic qualities of the saxophone make it a versatile instrument.
B2 The aerophonic design of the didgeridoo allows for unique sound production.
C1 The aerophonic properties of the oboe contribute to its rich timbre.
C2 The aerophonic nature of the organ creates a majestic sound in the cathedral.
formal The aerophonic instrument produced a clear and resonant sound.
informal I love playing on my aerophonic flute, it sounds so beautiful.
slang Check out this cool aerophonic gadget I found at the flea market!
figurative Her voice was like an aerophonic instrument, filling the room with its melodious tones.
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