audibility
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- inaudibility noun
- near-inaudibility noun
Example Sentences
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You could easily have missed the piece unless you stopped and let your ears adjust to its liminal audibility.
From New York Times
The predictability and audibility of the beat also allows others to join in.
From Literature
Have you ever experienced what I call audibility fatigue at the theater — the feeling of exhausted defeat that sets in when you lose half the words in musical amplification issues or garbled vocal execution?
From Washington Post
The big caveat is in the audibility department: Those intimately familiar with the lyrics will have a more rewarding experience than those who aren’t.
From Washington Post
The company says this boosts the midrange and “lowers down part of the audio spectrum which is not on the voice human spectrum and can impact audibility of a voice.”
From The Verge
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