soundless
IPA: sˈaʊndɫʌs
adjective
- Without sound.
- Not capable of being sounded or fathomed.
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Examples of "soundless" in Sentences
- The soundless pebble in the bottomless well.
- Thoughts and feelings are counted as soundless vibrations.
- Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness.
- Numerous examples of soundless and graphic light text sims exist.
- Eloquence flowed in soundless chant from heart of master to disciple.
- There was a kind of soundless implosion and explosion centering on the woman.
- Suddenly I was drifting in a cocoon, soundless, lightless, no sharp edges or uneven surfaces.
- The tiniest breeze eddied in from the garden, and I could feel its soundless tide, in and out, over my face.
- The adjectives are especially worth study; in the first sentence try the effect of substituting for "soundless," "quiet," or
- How is the sea "soundless" in all senses of the word "sound," connoting stability, measurability, noise, or something free of flaws?
- At the first cold touch of the elder’s embrace, Serena’s form contorted in soundless agony as she felt her essence torn apart and consumed.
- Always a funeral with clowns, always a clown show with mutes in white face and polka dots, with men banished beneath the ruffles and the soundless gestures of mimes.
- Long nights around campfires and the gestures of Pierrot to Pierrot, the language of soundless articulations, of words born of cotton glove and shadows thrown across a clearing, of fingers deformed into brown bears.
- But most of all, this supposedly laconic and soundless generation saw the 1954 Supreme Court ruling, Brown v. Board of Education that lead to the Montgomery Bus Boycott that lead to the desegregation of Little Rock that became the fountainhead of one the most significant revolutions in America's public policy since our 18th Century independence - the Civil Rights Movement.