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Definition
capable of being heard
- His murmurs, however, were inaudible; and for a while he said nothing to any one.Chapter 8 (25% in)
- Even to this inquiry she gave no audible assent; she simply let him put his arm round her waist—as she did so it occurred to her more vividly than it had ever done before, that this was a singular place for a gentleman's arm to be—and in a moment he was guiding her round the room in the harmonious rotation of the polka.Chapter 4 (21% in)
- But her father had expected this, and he was not constrained to set down her intellectual limitations as a tourist to sentimental depression; she had completely divested herself of the characteristics of a victim, and during the whole time that they were abroad she never uttered an audible sigh.Chapter 24 (12% in)
- Morris greeted this question with a reflexion which was hardly the less impudent from being inaudible.Chapter 28 (91% in)
- And then he answered audibly: "Never in the world!"Chapter 28 (92% in)
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