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1. (adj.) sonic
of or pertaining to sound.
2. sonic
noting or pertaining to a speed equal to that of sound in air at the same height above sea level.
Etymology: (1945–50)
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1. (adj) sonic, transonic
(of speed) having or caused by speed approximately equal to that of sound in air at sea level
"a sonic boom"
2. (adj) sonic
relating to audible sound
"a sonic wave"
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Sense: of, or using, sound waves.
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 Afrikaans: sonies |
 Arabic: صَوْتي |
 Bulgarian: звуков |
 Brazilian: sônico |
 Czech: zvukový |
 German: Schall-... |
 Danish: lyd-; sonisk |
 Greek: ηχητικός |
 Spanish: sónico |
 Estonian: heli- |
 Farsi: صوتي |
 Finnish: ääni- |
 French: sonique |
 Hebrew: קוֹלִי |
 Hindi: ध्वनिक, ध्वनि |
 Croatian: zvučni, sonički |
 Hungarian: hang- |
 Indonesian: sonik |
 Icelandic: hljóð- |
 Italian: del suono |
 Japanese: 音の |
 Korean: 음의, 소리의, 음파의 |
 Lithuanian: garso |
 Latvian: akustisks; skaņas-; skaņu |
 Malay: bunyi |
 Dutch: geluids- |
 Norwegian: lyd-, sonisk |
 Polish: dźwiękowy |
 Persian: صوتي |
 Pashto: صوتی |
 Portuguese: sónico |
 Romanian: sonic |
 Russian: звуковой |
 Slovak: zvukový |
 Slovenian: zvočen |
 Serbian: sonični |
 Swedish: sonisk, ljud- |
 Thai: เกี่ยวกับเสียง |
 Turkish: ses dalgalarıyla ilgili |
 Taiwanese: 聲波的 |
 Ukrainian: акустичний; звуковий |
 Urdu: صوتی |
 Vietnamese: có liên quan đến sóng âm |
 Chinese: 声波的 |
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