audible English

Meaning audible meaning

What does audible mean?

Definitions in simple English

audible Adjective

— If something is audible, it can be heard.

audible

— adjective heard or perceptible by the ear he spoke in an audible whisper

— noun a football play is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage

Synonyms audible synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as audible?

audible English » English

heard

hearable

distinct

clear

hear

visible

sound

sonorous

sharp

related to

perceptible by the ear

make visible

loud

intelligible

be heard

appurtenant

actually heard

Topics audible topics

What do people use audible to talk about?

Person Sense, perceive Hear

Sound

• What words describe something that can be heard?
  audible clear loud and clear
• What words refer to a sound becoming loud enough so that it can be heard?
  become audible reach the ear be heard fall on the ear

Examples audible examples

How do I use audible in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Airplanes are audible long before they are visible.

Tom's voice was so soft it was barely audible to those sitting at the back of the lecture theatre.

Movie subtitles

I asked you in a normal tone of voice, audible to everyone in open court, did you apply to the National Health Insurance for a hearing aid?

At least, nothing audible to us.

Just watch out, this must be audible.

Her cries will be clearly audible, Your Honour.

Audible.

Audible readout. Begin now.

Audible prayers can sometimes be embarrassing.

Well, Your Honor, he was barely audible but I.

Is it an audible sound or like a bubble of oxygen?

Change the play. Audible.

Looks like an audible.

Look at it this way, he'll never be called offsides on an audible.

Falco calls an audible at the line of scrimmage and Cochran almost has a touchdown! What a heartbreaker for Washington.

Do you think i have an audible neck?

The shot was barely audible.

However, I believe I have detected a faint murmur, barely audible on the stethoscope, which might indicate something else.

We have an audible alarm.

She was convinced that Astra was responsible for, characteristically, the treble frequencies were accentuated, the instrumental backing to the song had been tuned out and only the high-pitched female voice was audible.

Her heartbeat becomes audible.

Audible readout.

Audible. Change the play!

I apologize. I didn't realize I was audible.

While I've rambled on, a secondary layer of inaudible sound higher than humans can hear, audible to dogs and lower animals has been heard by crystal sensors dotted about your vessel.

I can pick up all audible conversations, body language, physiological changes, reflections of truth, dishonesty and more.

Barely audible.

Well, Your Honor, he was barely audible but I. I distinctly recall him saying.

Of course, there is always the possibility that she called an audible.

Falco calls an audible at the line of scrimmage and Cochran almost has a touchdown!

I'm just wondering how my monologue is going to be audible over all these instruments.

I didn't realize I was audible.

I can't moan or grunt or sigh, just audible exhale only?

Westside defense calling an audible, brings in both linebackers.

Try communicating all your needs without using audible language.

News and current affairs

Europe's sigh of relief at the supposed end of the dispute between Russia and Ukraine over gas pricing was audible here in Kyiv.

The results elicited a nearly audible sigh of relief from Arab capitals, as well as from leaders in Europe and North America.