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audible

adjective (audible, more audible); adverb: audibly

«audible» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Loud enough to be heard. tree →

In the lessons

In science lessons on sound: audible sounds are those our ears can hear; some sounds are too high (ultrasound) or too low to be audible. In everyday life: barely audible whisper. Phrases: barely audible, clearly audible, audible to.

Examples

  • Her voice was barely audible. tree →
  • The music was audible from the street. tree →
  • Dogs can hear sounds that are not audible to us. tree →
  • He gave an audible sigh. tree →
  • Speak loud enough to be audible at the back of the hall. tree →
  • The bell was clearly audible across the field. tree →
  • Scarcely had he spoken when the sound of voices was audible on the outer edge of the forest. tree →

Note

Ends in -ible. Opposite: inaudible. Related: audio, audience, audition — all about hearing. Humans can hear roughly 20 to 20,000 vibrations per second.

On Mova

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