decibel
/dɛˈsɪbəl/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of measurement for the intensity of sound, equal to one tenth of a bel.
“The concert was very loud, with decibel levels reaching 110.”
2. verb
To reduce the volume of (something), especially a sound or noise.
“Please decibel the music so it’s not disturbing the neighbors.”
3. verb
To reduce the intensity or severity of (something), especially a problem or an issue.
“The new policy aims to decibel the effects of climate change.”