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audible

adjective as in able to be heard

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Less than a minute into her big break, Slate let slip a highly audible F-bomb instead of the scripted “freaking.”

After her first audible prompt, which came shortly after the interval, the audience sat patiently.

As fully displayed as primetime would allow, Bieber was expecting audible adoration.

The device issues an audible beep when any of these events occur.

But I have no apologies for the audible squeals I unknowingly squeak out whenever I see her on screen.

There was a very audible titter in the corner where three thoughtless young girls had squeezed themselves into one rocking-chair.

A muffled sound of voices became audible, and Irvin, following a moment of hesitation, crossed and opened the door.

Voices were audible behind them, and Miss de Lorne was coming up the sandy drive with Mrs. Haughstone.

Two persons were visible in her very physical appearance, as two persons had just been audible in her words.

They had been sitting silent for some minutes when a voice became audible, singing in the distance.

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On this page you'll find 37 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to audible, such as: deafening, detectable, discernible, distinct, loud, and perceptible.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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