IPA: /ˈstætɪk/
KK: /ˈstætɪk/
Not moving or changing; fixed in one place.
The static display of the artwork attracted many visitors.
Unwanted noise or interference in a radio or television signal, often causing crackling sounds or visual disturbances.
The radio was filled with static, making it hard to hear the music.
Static → It originates from the Greek word "statikos" (meaning causing to stand or stable), which is derived from "stasis" (meaning a standing or standing still). The word "static" refers to something that is not moving or changing, remaining in a fixed position.
Think of something that is 'standing still' — that's what static means.