Soundage
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Soundage is a noun meaning (archaeology) An excavated trench or pit.
Meaning
(archaeology) An excavated trench or pit.
More Meanings
- The determination of the depth and nature of materials beneath the surface.
- (medicine) The act of sounding; auscultation
- (medicine) The therapeutic application of sound waves.
- Dues paid for soundings.
- (obsolete) The production of a sound.
Example Sentences
Then we heard the soundage of a whistle in the wind .
It is a huge soundage, which was purposely dug for robbing the brick structure .
At the late session of the legislative body an appropriation was made for soundage and survey .
Att the soundage of an alarum , euery one shall repaire to theire coullers or place appointed them .
Word Forms
- soundages
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include sownd, loude, seege, songe, saying, acousticks.
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