Pronunciation: /saɪn weɪv/
noun a mathematical curve that describes a smooth periodic oscillation
A1 A sine wave is a type of wave that oscillates between a maximum and minimum value.
A2 In physics, a sine wave is a wave that can be described by the mathematical function y = A sin(Bx + C).
B1 Engineers often use sine waves to analyze and test electronic circuits.
B2 The sound wave produced by a tuning fork is often represented as a sine wave.
C1 Sine waves are fundamental in signal processing and are used to represent periodic phenomena.
C2 The sine wave is a basic building block in the study of harmonic motion and wave theory.
formal The sine wave is a mathematical function that describes a smooth, repetitive oscillation.
informal I love how the sine wave looks on an oscilloscope, it's so mesmerizing.
slang Dude, check out the sine wave on this music visualizer, it's lit!
figurative Her emotions were like a sine wave, constantly oscillating between highs and lows.
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