audiblein a sentence
audible as in: barely audible
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She spoke in a barely audible whisper.audible = capable of being heard
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It was so quiet; our breathing was the only thing audible in the room.
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"What did Mr. Jamison want?" she asked, her voice barely audible. (source)audible = able to be heard
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The pilot's words were a hiss, barely audible. (source)audible = capable of being heard
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It was hardly audible. (source)
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When Mr. Tate spoke again his voice was barely audible. (source)
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His breathing was audible, like a light snore. (source)audible = capable of being heard
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The prince's voice was almost inaudible. (source)inaudible = unable to be heardstandard prefix: The prefix "in-" in inaudible means not and reverses the meaning of audible. This is the same pattern you see in words like invisible, incomplete, and insecure.
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I gasped audibly. (source)audibly = in a manner that can be heard
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The enemy had discovered her, and called out in a very cheerful and persuasive tone, "Halloa, little girl, how far is it to the road?" and trembling Sylvia answered almost inaudibly, "A good ways." (source)inaudibly = so quietly it almost couldn't be heardstandard prefix: The prefix "in-" in inaudibly means not and reverses the meaning of audibly. This is the same pattern you see in words like invisible, incomplete, and insecure.
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Realizing that the elements of the comedy were implied in the scene, Dexter several times began to laugh, but each time restrained the laugh before it reached audibility. (source)audibility = a loudness capable of being heard
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Drew, no audibles. I don't want to see the ball in the air unless I call for a pass play. (source)audibles = instructions shouted at the line of scrimmage
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Somewhere a klaxon's scream thinned to inaudibility.† (source)inaudibility = the state of being too quiet to hearstandard prefix: The prefix "in-" in inaudibility means not and reverses the meaning of audibility. This is the same pattern you see in words like invisible, incomplete, and insecure.
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The marble game was barely audible, but the ragball players behind the church were loud and clear, and it took all my concentration to go on with my work. (source)audible = capable of being heard
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"I was just finishing a castle of building bricks with the infants when Herr Schuld came and gave me my notice," she said finally in a small, almost inaudible voice.† (source)inaudible = not capable of being heard
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She is calling barely audibly. (source)audibly = loud enough to be heard
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