subaudible
- a word derived from audible.
Example Sentences
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The immersive sonic experience uses 3D-printed megaphones, an electroacoustic score and the skills of Fure playing on two subwoofer speaker cones oscillating at a subaudible frequency.
From Los Angeles Times • Nov. 19, 2021
The Wood subaudible note was "sounded," or more accurately, turned on.
From Time Magazine Archive
Wood's idea was that the lowest of all notes, subaudible, but vibrating the eardrum, would produce, on cue, a sensation indefinable but eerie.
From Time Magazine Archive
The nerves of every living thing in Anatolia vibrated like taut catgut to the first, subaudible, microseismic music of an impending earthquake.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Yes?" answered Alexa, with a point of interrogation subaudible, and held her book so that be might feel it on the point of being lifted again to eager eyes.
From The Elect Lady by MacDonald, George
