IPA: /ˈweɪvʃeɪp/
KK: /ˈweɪvʃeɪp/
The form or outline of a wave, often used in contexts like sound or light waves.
The waveshape of the sound signal was analyzed to improve audio quality.
Waveshape is formed from "wave" (from Old English "wafian", meaning to move to and fro) and "shape" (from Old English "sceap", meaning form or appearance). The word describes the form or appearance of a wave.
Think of the movement of a wave ('wave') and how it takes on a certain form ('shape'). This helps you remember that 'waveshape' refers to the form of a wave.
No commonly confused words.