Isolation Booth

Pronunciation: /aɪ.səˈleɪ.ʃən buːθ/

Definitions of isolation booth

noun a small enclosed space or room designed to isolate a person or object from external distractions or influences

Example Sentences

A1 The isolation booth is a small room where you can be alone.

A2 In some reality TV shows, contestants have to spend time in an isolation booth.

B1 The scientist conducted the experiment in an isolation booth to minimize outside influences.

B2 The singer used an isolation booth in the recording studio to get a clean vocal track.

C1 The politician was put in an isolation booth during the debate to prevent cheating.

C2 The athlete used an isolation booth to focus and mentally prepare before the big game.

Examples of isolation booth in a Sentence

formal The witness was placed in an isolation booth during the interrogation.

informal They stuck me in the isolation booth for the whole day.

slang I can't believe they threw him in the isolation booth like that.

figurative Being in quarantine felt like being in an isolation booth away from the world.

Grammatical Forms of isolation booth

• past tense: isolated
• plural: isolation booths
• comparative: more isolated
• superlative: most isolated
• present tense: isolates
• future tense: will isolate
• perfect tense: has isolated
• continuous tense: is isolating
• singular: isolation booth
• positive degree: isolated
• infinitive: to isolate
• gerund: isolating
• participle: isolated

Origin and Evolution of isolation booth

First Known Use: 1951 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'isolation booth' originated in the context of psychological experiments and research on sensory deprivation.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the field of psychology to describe a controlled environment where individuals are isolated from external stimuli, the term 'isolation booth' has since been adopted in various industries such as entertainment and telecommunications to refer to enclosed spaces for privacy or focus.