Silence
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Silence is a relative or total lack of sound. An environment with sound below 20 decibels is considered quiet or silent.
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Gestures of silence
- Forefinger before lips[1], laying vertically one's forefinger across the lips is a gesture meaning silence
Visual representation of silence
Namesakes
- "It's Oh So Quiet" by Bjork
- Le Silence [3] by Odilon Redon (1840–1916)
- The Silence (Fuseli) [4]
See also
- Anechoic chamber
- Background noise
- Gestures of silence
- Humming
- List of silent musical compositions
- Monastic silence
- Murke's Collected Silences
- Omertà
- Retreat for the religious meaning of silence.
- Silencer (disambiguation)
- Silent film
- Silent letter for a letter that does not correspond to any sound in a word's pronunciation.
- Sunshine and Silent Rooms
- 4′33″
- Vow of Silence
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