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ambience

[ˈæmbiəns]

ambience Definition

the character or atmosphere of a place, often created by its surroundings or environment.

Using ambience: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ambience" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The ambience of the restaurant was cozy and intimate.

  • Example

    The ambience of the forest was peaceful and serene.

  • Example

    The ambience of the party was lively and energetic.

ambience Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ambience

Phrases with ambience

  • to set up or establish a particular atmosphere or mood

    Example

    The lighting and music helped to create a romantic ambience in the room.

  • background music played to create a particular atmosphere or mood

    Example

    The restaurant played soft jazz as ambience music to create a relaxed atmosphere.

  • sound effects used to create a particular atmosphere or mood in a film or video game

    Example

    The ambience sound of birds chirping and leaves rustling added to the realism of the forest scene.

Origins of ambience

from French 'ambiance', meaning 'surrounding atmosphere'

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Summary: ambience in Brief

'Ambience' [ˈæmbiəns] refers to the character or atmosphere of a place, often created by its surroundings or environment. It is commonly used to describe the mood or feeling of a setting, such as a restaurant, forest, or party. Phrases like 'create an ambience' and 'ambience music' use 'ambience' to denote the establishment of a particular atmosphere or mood.

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