soundhood
nounUK /ˈsaʊndhʊd/
US /ˈsaʊndhʊd/
The state or quality of being sound, or the condition of being free from damage or harm.
The engineer checked the soundhood of the bridge before it opened to traffic.
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2. The character or condition of producing a clear, healthy, or reliable sound.
The soundhood of the old violin surprised everyone at the concert.
3. The state of being logically valid or well-founded, as of an argument or plan.
The committee questioned the soundhood of the proposal's financial assumptions.
4. The quality of being deep, undisturbed, or peaceful, as of sleep.
The soundhood of her sleep showed how tired she was after the long hike.