inaudible

adjective (inaudible)

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

Everyday

Too quiet to be heard. tree →

In the lessons

In science lessons on sound: dog whistles make sounds inaudible to humans; very high or low sounds are outside our hearing range. In everyday life: «Your answer was inaudible — speak up.»

Examples

Her whisper was almost inaudible. tree →
Dog whistles are inaudible to people. tree →
The teacher's voice was inaudible over the noise. tree →
Some bat calls are inaudible to humans. tree →
His answer was inaudible, so I asked him to repeat it. tree →
The phone rang but it was inaudible in the busy street. tree →

Note

Opposite: audible. Adverb: inaudibly. Related: audio, audience (both about hearing). Spelling: -ible.

On Mova

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