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Sarah khan Posted 14 years ago
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What are the uses of the word "sound" ??

such as ,

It sounds good .

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" It sounds to me like you're in favor of the proposition. (casual) This can even be used in a written statement - no sound at all! Your dictionary will turn up more!

— Avangi

  • " It sounds to me like you're in favor of the proposition.
  • (casual) This can even be used in a written statement - no sound at all!
  • Your dictionary will turn up more!
  • Eg, as a verb, it describes the process of taking depth measurements in a body of water.
  • " (noun - an estuary)
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It's also often used like "seems."

It sounds to me like you're in favor of the proposition. (casual)

This can even be used in a written statement - no sound at all!

Your dictionary will turn up more!

Eg, as a verb, it describes the process of taking depth measurements in a body of water.

Another nautical use is "Long Island Sound."
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