be inaudible
Frequency: 8.215.1 per million words
Used to describe a sound that cannot be heard.
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Examples (10)
- His voice faded until it was almost inaudible.
- The sound is inaudible to the human ear.
- The faint whisper was completely inaudible amidst the crowd's roar.
- Even with the microphone, her nervous mumble was barely inaudible.
- The high-frequency pitch is often inaudible to older adults.
- For many animals, ultrasound is not inaudible; they use it for navigation.
- The device emits a signal that is generally inaudible to humans.
- By the time he reached the back of the hall, his speech had become inaudible.
- The emergency siren was inaudible over the storm's violent winds.
- The teacher's quiet correction was inaudible to anyone beyond the first row.