noun
atmospherics
Atmospherics (noun) means crackling noise on a radio caused by electrical activity in the air, such as lightning.
noun
1
Crackling noise on a radio caused by electrical activity in the air, such as lightning.
"Other projects in progress at CRPL involve the study of audiofrequency tellurics (current induced in the earth) and earth conductivity measurements using atmospherics."
— United States. National Bureau of Standards, Technical News Bulletin (1964)
2
The general mood or feel that surrounds something.
3
The mood created by a place, such as a shop, or by a performance.
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What is the meaning of atmospherics?
"atmospherics" (noun) means crackling noise on a radio caused by electrical activity in the air, such as lightning.
What is another word for atmospherics?
Other words for "atmospherics" include static.
What are the different meanings of atmospherics?
"atmospherics" has 3 main meanings: 1. Crackling noise on a radio caused by electrical activity in the air, such as lightning; 2. The general mood or feel that surrounds something; 3. The mood created by a place, such as a shop, or by a performance.
