audibly
ˈɔdəˌbli
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Definition of audibly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

audible mannerin a way that can be heard
  • She sighed audibly during the meeting.
  • He laughed audibly at the joke.
  • The music was audibly playing from the next room.
clearly loudly
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Origin of audibly

Latin, audire (to hear)

Terms with audibly included in their meaning

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loudadv.
audibility
audibly, as distinct from silently
emotion
exhale audibly to express relief or emotion
nasal sound
breathe audibly through a runny or congested nose
chewing sound
act of chewing food audibly
breathing
inhale audibly through the nose
technology
device that announces the time audibly
absorb attentively
absorb visually or audibly with great attention
expression
expressing thoughts or feelings audibly

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  1. French:audiblement, ...
  2. German:hörbar, ...
  3. Italian:udibilmente, ...
  4. Spanish:audiblemente, ...
  5. Portuguese:audivelmente, ...
  6. Chinese:可听见地, ...
  7. Japanese:はっきりと, ...
  8. Arabic:بِوُضُوح سَمَاعِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּקוֹל נִשְׁמָע, ...
  10. Russian:слышно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чутно, ...
  12. Hindi:श्रव्य रूप से, ...

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