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audible

[aw-duh-buhl] / ˈɔ də bəl /


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The case had remained unsolved until he pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey on Monday, in what was a shock confession as audible gasps were heard throughout the court.

From BBC

The stone hit the mamba with an audible tap.

From Literature

While it’s normal for many passers to make audible adjustments based on what a coordinator has radioed in from the booth, McDaniels expects a higher degree of analysis.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each type of noise distributes sound energy differently across the audible spectrum, which affects whether it sounds higher- or lower-pitched.

From Science Daily

The wind whipped Mal’s hair into her face, and she let out an audible thrum of happiness.

From Literature