feedback is a common noun. Its two syllables, feed back, are pronounced FEED back. There are 6 definitions.
Definition 1, in Electronics, Part a is: the process of returning part of the output of a circuit, system, or device to the input, either to oppose the input (negative feedback) or to aid the input (positive feedback). Part b is: acoustic feedback: (in an audio system, especially a public address system) the feedback of sound from a loudspeaker to a microphone, often resulting in a whistling noise caused by electrical oscillations. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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electronics is a noun. The only definition is: (used with a singular verb) the science dealing with the theory, manufacture and use of devices and systems involving the flow of electrons in a vacuum, in gaseous media, and in semiconductors. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
output is a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: The quantity put out or produced in a specified time; amount or rate of production, collective or individual, as from a mine or mines, or from a furnace or a country. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
circuit is a noun. Definition 1 of 7 is: A passing or traveling round; a revolution. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
system is a noun. Definition 1 of 9 is: Orderly combination or arrangement, as of parts or elements, into a whole; specifically, such combination according to some rational principle; any methodic arrangement of parts. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
device is a noun. Definition 1 of 8 is: Something invented and constructed for a special purpose; contrivance. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
input is a noun. Definition 1 of 3, in Mechanics is: The amount of energy received. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
either as a conjunction. Definition 1 of 2 is: In one of two or more cases, indeterminately or indifferently; used as a disjunctive correlative introducing a first alternative, the second and any other being preceded by or; as, either I shall go or he will come. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
oppose as a verb. Definition 1 of 5 is: To act in opposition to; offer resistance; sometimes, to resist effectually. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
aid as a verb, transitive. Definition 1 of 2 is: To render assistance to; promote the success of; assist; help; succor; help on. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
audio system is a noun. A group of electronic devices for the creation, recording, playback and/or amplification of sound.
public address system is a noun. A microphone (and transmitter), amplifier and speaker(s); if in a single, hand held unit, battery powered.
loudspeaker is a noun. An amplifier or receiving unit which increases the energy or the intensity of any communication received and converts it to audio.
microphone is a noun. Definition 1 of 2, in Electronics, is: An apparatus for magnifying faint sounds by the variation in electrical resistance. Definition 2 of 2, in Radio, is: A disk-like device used as a receiver of sound waves for transmission in the broadcasting of entertainments, speeches, music, songs, et cetera, as at a radio or television broadcasting studio. Source: A modification from the Practical Standard Dictionary
whistle as a noun. Definition 2, ellipsis, (1) is: A musical sound, more or less shrill, made without the use of the vocal chords, by sending the breath through a small orifice formed by contracting the lips. Source: An abridgement from the Practical Standard Dictionary
oscillate as a verb, transitive. The only definition is: To cause to swing to and fro. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
oscillate as a verb, intransitive. Definition 1 of 2 is: To vibrate or swing back and forth, as a pendulum. Definition 2 is: To pass from one state to another and back again; fluctuate; waver. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
Definition 2 is: the furnishing of data concerning the operation or output of a machine to an automatic control device or to the machine itself, so that subsequent or ongoing operations of the machine can be altered or corrected. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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furnish as a verb, transitive. Definition 2 of 2 is: To supply; yield. Source. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
datum is a noun. The only definition is: A known, assumed, or conceded fact; number, quantity, or point: used chiefly in the plural: data. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
Definition 3 is: A reaction or response to a particular process or activity. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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reaction is a noun. Definition 5 of 5, in Psychophysics is: The partial or total response, made in the first instance, to any kind or degree of stimulation. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
response is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The act of responding, or that which is responded; an answer; reply. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
particular is a noun. Definition 1 of 5 is: A separate matter or item, as of a class or number. Definition 2 is: An individual instance; a single or separate case; a given fact that may be brought under or be the ground of a generalization. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
process as a noun. Definition 1 of 9 is: A course or method of operations, natural or artificial; a systematic series of operations in the production of something; as, a metallurgical process. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
activity is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The state or quality of being active; action; vigorous movement; active force or operation. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
Definition 4 is: Evaluative information derived from a reaction or response to a particular process or activity. Source: An extrapolation from Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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evaluative is an adjective. That which can fix the value of: that which can estimate the force of; that which allows appraisal.
information is a noun. Definition 1 of 4 is: Knowledge acquired or derived. Definition 2 is: Timely or specific knowledge. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
derived as a verb, transitive. Definition 1 of 5 is: Drawn or received as from a source, principle or root.
reaction is a noun. Definition 5 of 5, in Psychophysics is: The partial or total response, made in the first instance, to any kind or degree of stimulation. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
response is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The act of responding, or that which is responded; an answer; reply. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
particular is a noun. Definition 1 of 5 is: A separate matter or item, as of a class or number. Definition 2 is: An individual instance; a single or separate case; a given fact that may be brought under or be the ground of a generalization. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
process as a noun. Definition 1 of 9 is: A course or method of operations, natural or artificial; a systematic series of operations in the production of something; as, a metallurgical process.
activity is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The state or quality of being active; action; vigorous movement; active force or operation. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
Definition 5, in Psychology, is: Knowledge of the results of any behavior, considered as influencing or modifying further performance. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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psychology is a noun. The only definition is: The science of the human mind or soul and its operations, powers, and functions; also, a treatise on this science. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
knowledge is a noun. Definition 1 of 6 is: A result or product of knowing. Specifically: (1) Information; learning; scholarship. (2) Practical understanding or skill in anything. ellipsis. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
result as a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: The outcome of an action, course, process, or agency; consequence; effect; conclusion. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
behavior is a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: Manner of conducting oneself; demeanor; deportment. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
consider as a verb, transitive. Definition 2 of 7 is: To think to be; estimate. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
influence is a noun. Definition 1 of 5 is: The flowing into, or influx, of power, whether in the form of motive or ability; the property or the process of producing modifications, especially when slow or permanent; as, the influence of example. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
modify is a verb, transitive. Definition 1 of 4 is: To make somewhat different; vary; as, to modify the details of a plan. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
further as an adjective. Definition 2 of 2 is: Wider or fuller; additional. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
performance is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The act of performing; also, the thing done; execution; completion; action; achievement. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
Definition 6, in Biology, is: A self-regulatory biological system, as in the synthesis of some hormones, in which the output or response affects the input, either positively or negatively. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
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biology is a noun. The only definition is: The science of life or living organisms. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
self-regulatory is an adjective. The only definition is: used for or capable of controlling or adjusting oneself or itself; a self-regulatory device. Source: A modification from Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
biological is an adjective. The only definition is: Pertaining to the science of life or living organisms. Source: An adaptation from the Practical Standard Dictionary
system is a noun. Definition 7 of 9, in Biology is: (1) An assemblage of organic structures composed of similar elements and combined for the same general functions; as, the nervous system. (2) The entire body, taken as a functional whole. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
synthesis is a noun. Definition 1 of 5 is: The putting of different things together; combination of separate substances, elements, or subordinate parts into a new form: composition; construction. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
hormone is a noun. The only definition is: A chemical product of an organ which produces activity in another organ by way of the blood-stream. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
output is a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: The quantity put out or produced in a specified time; amount or rate of production, collective or individual, as from a mine or mines, or from a furnace or a country. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
response is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The act of responding, or that which is responded; an answer; reply. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
affect as a verb, transitive. Definition 1 of 2 is: To act upon; influence. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
input is a noun. Definition 1 of 3, in Mechanics is: The amount of energy received. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
either as a conjunction. Definition 1 of 2 is: In one of two or more cases, indeterminately or indifferently: used as a disjunctive correlative introducing a first alternative, the second and any other being preceded by or; as, either I shall go or he will come. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
positive as an adjective. Definition 9 of 31 is: emphasizing what is laudable, hopeful, or to the good; constructive: a positive attitude toward the future; positive things to say about a painting. Source: Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
negative as an adjective. emphasizing what is undesirable, hopeless, or to the bad; destructive: a negative attitude toward the future; negative things to say about a painting. Source: a modification from Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary
The plural form of feedback is: feedbacks. The possessive form is: feedback's.
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