soundproof
Americanadjective
verb (used with object)
adjective
verb
Other Word Forms
- soundproofing noun
Etymology
Origin of soundproof
Example Sentences
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Initial findings from the investigation suggest the fire at Le Constellation bar began as sparklers attached to champagne bottles ignited soundproof foam that lined the ceiling of the bar's basement, which was packed with people.
From BBC
Initial findings from an investigation suggest the fire began as sparklers attached to champagne bottles ignited soundproof foam that lined the ceiling of the bar's basement.
From BBC
In the summer of 2012, prosecutors say, one of those bedrooms was soundproofed.
Initial findings from the investigation into the blaze suggest that it was caused by sparklers igniting soundproof foaming that lined the ceiling.
From BBC
Initial findings suggest that the fire was caused by sparklers coming into contact with soundproofing foam installed on the ceiling of the establishment's basement.
From Barron's
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