a situation in which people or things do or think the same thing
uni+son
Shared component: son · sound
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son
sound
Related forms: son · 19 words in this dictionary
Related words
Shared components, not spelling prefixesA speech sound made by partly or completely stopping the flow of air through the mouth.
con+son+ant
Shared component: son · sound
(of sound) deep, clear, and continuing to sound or ring
re+son+ant
Shared component: son · sound
lacking harmony; disagreeing or incongruous.
dis+son+ant
Shared component: son · sound
the quality of being deep, full, and echoing
re+son+ance
Shared component: son · sound
A pleasing combination of sounds, especially in music or speech.
con+son+ance
Shared component: son · sound
a combination of sounds or musical notes that are not pleasant when heard together.
dis+son+ance
Shared component: son · sound
relating to sound, sound waves, or the speed of sound.
son+ic
Shared component: son · sound
to produce or be filled with a deep, full, reverberating sound.
re+son+ate
Shared component: son · sound
relating to or flying at a speed less than that of sound.
sub+son+ic
Shared component: son · sound
producing or characterized by a deep, full, reverberating sound.
re+son+ating
Shared component: son · sound
sonarExtended relation
a system for detecting objects under water by sending out sound waves and measuring the time they take to return
Extended relation: son · sound
personExtended relation
A human being regarded as an individual.
Extended relation: son · sound
supersonicExtended relation
relating to or flying at a speed greater than that of sound.
super+sonic
Extended relation: son · sound
ultrasonicExtended relation
relating to sound waves with a frequency above the upper limit of human hearing.
ultra+sonic
Extended relation: son · sound
personaExtended relation
the aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others.
person+a
Extended relation: son · sound
resonatorExtended relation
A device or system that exhibits resonance or is used to produce resonance, especially an instrument or cavity that responds strongly to a specific frequency.
reson+ator
Extended relation: son · sound
sonicallyExtended relation
In a way that relates to sound, sound waves, or the speed of sound.
son+ic+ally
Extended relation: son · sound
hypersonicExtended relation
relating to speeds that are more than five times the speed of sound
hyper+sonic
Extended relation: son · sound