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remaining still, with no change in position
concerned with or producing or caused by static electricity
showing little to no change at all
angry and severe criticism
interfering noises on telecommunication systems, such as radio, caused by electrical disturbances in the air
What is "static"?
Static refers to unwanted noise or interference that disrupts the quality of a signal, such as on a radio, television, or phone. It often sounds like a hissing, buzzing, or crackling noise and can make it difficult to hear or see the intended broadcast. Static can be caused by various factors, such as poor reception, electrical equipment, or weather conditions. It is commonly experienced when the signal is weak or there are obstacles between the device and the signal source.
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