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Definition of audibility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sound qualityRare how easy a sound is to hear or understandRare
- The audibility of her voice was affected by the noise.
- The audibility in the courtroom improved after the microphone was fixed.
- Poor audibility ruined the podcast episode.
Origin of audibility
Latin, audire (to hear) + ibilis (able)
Terms with audibility included in their meaning
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audibility
audibly, as distinct from silently
audibility
in a way that is easily heard by everyone
audibility
impossible to hear
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- French:audibilité, ...
- German:Hörbarkeit, ...
- Italian:udibilità, ...
- Spanish:audibilidad, ...
- Portuguese:audibilidade, ...
- Chinese:可听度, ...
- Japanese:可聴性, ...
- Arabic:وُضوح الصَّوت, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁמִיעוּת, ...
- Russian:разборчивость звука, ...
- Ukrainian:розбірливість звуку, ...
- Hindi:श्रव्यता, ...
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