audient Synonyms
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audient Meaning
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audient (a.)
Listening; paying attention; as, audient souls.
Webster
audient (n.)
A hearer; especially a catechumen in the early church.
audient Sentence Examples
- The music in the concert hall was insufficiently audient for the audience in the back row.
- The speaker's voice was so faint that it was barely audient even for those sitting close by.
- With the windows open, the sound of the street was more audient than the teacher's lecture.
- The rustling of leaves in the wind was audient through the open window.
- The sound of the doorbell was not audient enough for the person in the back of the house to hear.
- The whisper was so soft that it was barely audient to the person next to her.
- Despite the distance, the sound of the fireworks was still audient.
- The sound of the waves crashing against the shore was audient even from a mile away.
- The sound of the birds chirping was audient throughout the morning.
- The sound of the footsteps was audient as the person walked down the hallway.
FAQs About the word audient
Listening; paying attention; as, audient souls., A hearer; especially a catechumen in the early church.
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The music in the concert hall was insufficiently audient for the audience in the back row.
The speaker's voice was so faint that it was barely audient even for those sitting close by.
With the windows open, the sound of the street was more audient than the teacher's lecture.
The rustling of leaves in the wind was audient through the open window.
