Noiseproof

Pronunciation: /ˈnɔɪzpruːf/

Definitions of noiseproof

adjective a describing word that modifies a noun by giving more information about its qualities or characteristics

Example Sentences

A1 My new headphones are noiseproof, so I can listen to music without any distractions.

A2 The hotel rooms are noiseproof, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep for all guests.

B1 The apartment building has been renovated to be more noiseproof, reducing the sound from neighboring units.

B2 The soundproof walls in the recording studio make it completely noiseproof, allowing for high-quality audio recordings.

C1 The noiseproof windows in the office building block out the city noise, creating a quiet work environment.

C2 The noiseproof insulation in the walls of the house ensures complete silence inside, even during noisy storms.

Examples of noiseproof in a Sentence

formal The new windows are noiseproof, ensuring a quiet environment inside the house.

informal I wish my apartment was more noiseproof so I could sleep better at night.

slang I can't stand living in this place, it's not noiseproof at all.

figurative Her calm demeanor was like a noiseproof shield against the chaos around her.

Grammatical Forms of noiseproof

• past tense: noiseproofed
• plural: noiseproofed
• comparative: more noiseproof
• superlative: most noiseproof
• present tense: noiseproofs
• future tense: will noiseproof
• perfect tense: has noiseproofed
• continuous tense: is noiseproofing
• singular: noiseproof
• positive degree: noiseproof
• infinitive: to noiseproof
• gerund: noiseproofing
• participle: noiseproofed

Origin and Evolution of noiseproof

First Known Use: 1905 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'noiseproof' originates from the combination of 'noise' meaning sound or disturbance, and 'proof' meaning resistant or impervious. It refers to something that is resistant to noise or sound.

Evolution of the word: The term 'noiseproof' has evolved from its original meaning of simply being resistant to noise to now also encompassing the idea of actively preventing or blocking out unwanted sound. With advancements in technology, the concept of 'noiseproofing' has expanded to include various methods and materials for sound insulation and reduction.