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Used with adjectives:
"
We heard a loud sound from outside."
(loud, powerful, deafening, booming, high-pitched)
"
The puppy made a soft sound."
(soft, little, faint, muffled)
"
She made a high-pitched sound with her violin."
(high-pitched, deep, low, clean, clear, amazing, beautiful, lovely)
"
We woke up to a horrible sound."
(horrible, sickening, awful, piercing, familiar, strange, beeping, buzzing)
"
He experimented with different sounds on the keyboard."
(different, electronic, musical, natural)
Used with verbs:
"
I love listening to the sound of the piano."
(listening)
"
Who is making that terrible sound?"
(be + making)
"
She uses different animal sounds in her music."
(used)
"
The room was filled with the sound of laughter."
(be + filled with)
"
I woke up to the sound of thunder."
(woke up, awoke)
"
I was interrupted by a loud sound."
(be + interrupted)
"
He jumped at the sound of my voice."
(jumped, turned)
"
Sound carries well in the concert hall."
(carries, travels, echoes)
"
A strange sound came from the room."
(came)
"
The terrible sound began to fade away."
(fade away, fade, grow louder)
Used with prepositions:
"
He jumped at the sound of the doorbell."
(at)
"
The television is playing without sound."
(without)
"
I heard the sound of trumpets."
(of)
"
There was a weird sound coming from upstairs."
(from)