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sounder
As a comparative adjective, this word describes a state of increased stability, reliability, or health. It is frequently used in financial or medical contexts to indicate a recovery or a more secure position, contrasting with "sound" to show a positive progression in health or solvency.
When used as a noun, the term refers to specialized equipment or personnel. In maritime contexts, it specifically denotes the act of depth-finding, while in safety contexts, it refers to the physical hardware that emits an audible alert.
Meanings
Examples
His financial position is much sounder now than it was last year.
I need a sounder mind before I can make such a life changing decision.
The patient seems to be in a sounder state of health after the treatment.
The fire alarm sounder echoed loudly through the empty hallways.
Check if the electronic sounder is functioning properly before the drill starts.
Check if the electronic sounder is functioning properly before the drill starts.
The security system includes a high decibel sounder to deter intruders.
The ship used an echo sounder to map the rugged terrain of the ocean floor.
He worked as a sounder for the navy during the early twentieth century.