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soundproof

[sound-proof] / ˈsaʊndˌpruf /
ADJECTIVE
silent
Synonyms


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In a nearby room with a 22-foot ceiling and black, soundproof walls, an even larger sphere with more than 140 cameras and several video cameras are used to capture full body scans, gear and costumes.

From Los Angeles Times

In the embassy the next morning, several American officials stepped into the “bubble”—a large soundproof box suspended by wires from the ceiling.

From Literature

Under the reforms, developers seeking to build near venues would be told to soundproof buildings, while permissions would be fast-tracked for new businesses or expanded outdoor areas in designated locations.

From BBC

He was whisked into a soundproof “spa suite,” where the founder, Paul Leonard, and master stylist, Yanko Hernandez, prepared the ingredients for his treatments.

From Los Angeles Times

They tore through the building, sending clouds of soundproofing material through kindergarten classrooms.

From Salon