1. Plural of phonography; systems or methods of writing or recording sound, especially early sound-recording techniques or phonetic writing systems.
Usage: Often used in historical or technical contexts related to early audio recording or phonetic transcription.

Examples

• Early phonographies captured voices on wax cylinders.
• The museum displayed various phonographies from the late 19th century.
• Researchers studied different phonographies to understand how sound was preserved before digital technology.
• The collection included phonographies of famous speeches and musical performances.