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audible

adjective as in able to be heard

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But she adapted quickly and surprised coaches with her grasp of the audible ball system.

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Shooting scenes with Grande and Erivo could be a challenge — each required completely different lighting, which meant that Brooks had to make audible calls to the lighting crew as their scenes were shot.

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Through heavy static, barely audible answers crackle over from a crew member, who gradually lists the ship's insurance details, flag state and last port of call – Suez, Egypt.

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Penelope tried, but the friendly ostrich call was even less audible than Beowulf’s rabbit call, if possible.

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After videos of the event went viral online, the local news agency Fars reported that "a piece of music with political connotations" was audible behind "vulgar" images of unveiled women.

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

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