sound

Pronunciation: US [saʊnd] UK [saʊnd]

Synonyms

analytic analytical coherent consequent good rational reasonable sensible logical valid well-founded well-grounded

n.	1. something that you can hear; energy that travels through air or water and that a human ear can hear 2. the music, talking, and other noises that come from a radio, television, movie, etc; the loudness of a radio, television, etc. 3. the particular musical style of a person, band, or place 4. a long narrow area of water that connects two larger areas of water 5. tunes
v.	1. to seem good, bad, interesting, exciting, etc. according to what you have heard, read, or know 2. to show a particular emotion or quality in your voice 3. to produce a sound; to make something produce a sound 4. to pronounce a particular letter in a word 5. to express a particular reaction to a situation, idea, or event 6. to measure the depth of an area of water such as a lake or the ocean using special equipment
adj.	1. involving the use of good judgment, and therefore likely to be effective; reliable and sensible 2. thorough 3. healthy 4. safe, or in good condition 5. sound sleep is one that is difficult to wake you from 6. a sound punishment is severe

My sharpest sense is that of sound.
Source: M. Tippett
Men in the prime of life, sound of wind and limb.
Source: V. Woolf
Doctors..overhauled him and found him pretty sound.
Source: C. P. Snow
A bell began clanging, and he listened till a hundred..strokes had sounded.
Source: T. Hardy
The street sounds to the soldiers' tread.
Source: A. E. Housman
A gun sounded from the bank.
Source: A. Schlee
Let us go to the bow and see the linesman sounding.
Source: T. Mo