sourdine

As nouns the difference between terms and sourdine

is that terms is while sourdine is (music|historical) a muted trumpet.

As an adjective sourdine is

muffled, muted; subdued.

As nouns the difference between sourdine and sordine

is that sourdine is a muted trumpet while sordine is a mute for musical instruments. For example, the mute instrument for the violin or the damper on the pianoforte.

As an adjective sourdine

is muffled, muted; subdued.

As adjectives the difference between subdued and sourdine

is that subdued is conquered; overpowered; crushed; submissive; mild while sourdine is muffled, muted; subdued.

As a verb subdued

is past tense of subdue.

As a noun sourdine is

a muted trumpet.

As nouns the difference between damper and sourdine

is that damper is something that damps or checks: while sourdine is (music|historical) a muted trumpet.

As adjectives the difference between damper and sourdine

is that damper is (damp) while sourdine is muffled, muted; subdued.

As adjectives the difference between mute and sourdine

is that mute is mutated while sourdine is muffled, muted; subdued.

As a verb mute

is .

As a noun sourdine is

(music|historical) a muted trumpet.

As nouns the difference between trumpet and sourdine

is that trumpet is a musical instrument of the brass family, generally tuned to the key of b-flat while sourdine is (music|historical) a muted trumpet.

As a verb trumpet

is to sound loudly, be amplified.

As an adjective sourdine is

muffled, muted; subdued.

As a verb muted

is (mute).

As a noun sourdine is

(music|historical) a muted trumpet.

As an adjective sourdine is

muffled, muted; subdued.