inaudible (Meaning)
inaudible (a)
impossible to hear; imperceptible by the ear
inaudible (a.)
Not audible; incapable of being heard; silent.
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inaudible Sentence Examples
- The distant voices were inaudible amid the roar of the engines.
- The professor's lecture became inaudible due to a faulty microphone.
- The baby's cries were inaudible through the closed door.
- The soft whisper of the leaves was inaudible against the strong wind.
- The faint tapping of the keyboard was inaudible in the bustling office.
- The rustling of the paper was inaudible over the pounding music.
- The whispered secret was inaudible to those standing nearby.
- The birds' chirping became inaudible as the sun began to set.
- The distant train whistle was barely audible due to the thick fog.
- The subtle hum of the machinery was inaudible in the otherwise silent room.
FAQs About the word inaudible
impossible to hear; imperceptible by the earNot audible; incapable of being heard; silent.
invisible, faint, imperceptible, inconspicuous, indistinct, intangible, hushed, indistinguishable,silent, unseen
noisy, loud, loud, recognizable, noisy, visible, tangible, audible,audible, tangible
The distant voices were inaudible amid the roar of the engines.
The professor's lecture became inaudible due to a faulty microphone.
The baby's cries were inaudible through the closed door.
The soft whisper of the leaves was inaudible against the strong wind.
