What is the actual meaning of Soundproofing?












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This room is a soundproofing room.




Which means,




  1. When you are in the inside room, you won't hear outside sounds.

  2. When you are in outside, you won't hear sounds generated by inside
    room

  3. Both






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    Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

    – Laurel
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  • Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

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  • @Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

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This room is a soundproofing room.




Which means,




  1. When you are in the inside room, you won't hear outside sounds.

  2. When you are in outside, you won't hear sounds generated by inside
    room

  3. Both






meaning







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    Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

    – Laurel
    2 days ago











  • Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

    – Jim
    2 days ago













  • @Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

    – I am the Most Stupid Person
    2 days ago














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This room is a soundproofing room.




Which means,




  1. When you are in the inside room, you won't hear outside sounds.

  2. When you are in outside, you won't hear sounds generated by inside
    room

  3. Both






meaning







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This room is a soundproofing room.




Which means,




  1. When you are in the inside room, you won't hear outside sounds.

  2. When you are in outside, you won't hear sounds generated by inside
    room

  3. Both






meaning




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    Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

    – Laurel
    2 days ago











  • Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

    – Jim
    2 days ago













  • @Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

    – I am the Most Stupid Person
    2 days ago














  • 1





    Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

    – Laurel
    2 days ago











  • Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

    – Jim
    2 days ago













  • @Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

    – I am the Most Stupid Person
    2 days ago








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Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

– Laurel
2 days ago





Are you sure that it wasn't "a soundproof room"?

– Laurel
2 days ago













Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

– Jim
2 days ago







Agree with @Laurel . a soundproof room. or a soundproofed room (one that has been made soundproof) A soundproofing room in my mind is one where soundproofing is performed. Or a room where soundproofing (the material used to soundproof something) is kept.

– Jim
2 days ago















@Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

– I am the Most Stupid Person
2 days ago





@Jim I copied this from a magazine. I don't know that whthere it is a typo or not from their end.

– I am the Most Stupid Person
2 days ago










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It can be used in both contexts depending on the way it is implemented. In Wikipedia you can find examples like Room within a room (1) and Residential soundproofing (2). Materials and installation could be different in both cases, but the term "soundproofing" should be also used in a more general case (3).






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    It can be used in both contexts depending on the way it is implemented. In Wikipedia you can find examples like Room within a room (1) and Residential soundproofing (2). Materials and installation could be different in both cases, but the term "soundproofing" should be also used in a more general case (3).






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      It can be used in both contexts depending on the way it is implemented. In Wikipedia you can find examples like Room within a room (1) and Residential soundproofing (2). Materials and installation could be different in both cases, but the term "soundproofing" should be also used in a more general case (3).






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        It can be used in both contexts depending on the way it is implemented. In Wikipedia you can find examples like Room within a room (1) and Residential soundproofing (2). Materials and installation could be different in both cases, but the term "soundproofing" should be also used in a more general case (3).







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