catacoustics

/kætəˈkaʊstɪks/

Definitions

1. noun

The science of the origin and development of sounds, especially in relation to the size and shape of a room or enclosure.

“The architect considered the catacoustics of the concert hall before designing the auditorium.”

Synonyms

  • acoustics
  • sound science

Antonyms

  • noise reduction
  • silencing