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The muffled thud of air defences intercepting drones and missiles was the soundtrack to most of the night.

From BBC

He has observed them nesting on prairies in Canada, hearing their muffled honks.

Entire sectors of the city’s economy cannot function without immigrant labor, Bass said, citing the Fashion District in downtown Los Angeles, where raids have instilled acute fears and muffled business.

Given a chance to address the court, Girardi spoke in a soft, muffled voice, blaming poor accounting and insisting he had not profited personally.

Overall, sounds would be quieter and slightly muffled, and it would also take longer to reach you than it would on Earth.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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