[
UK
/ˌɔːdɪbˈɪlɪti/
]
NOUN
- quality or fact or degree of being audible or perceptible by the ear
How To Use audibility In A Sentence
- Objective To evaluate Test-retest reliability of Mandarin monosyllable lists with equivalency in audibility in hearing loss group.
- Sound recordings of real events taken as they happen can be messy, from a technical standpoint, and captions can really help when audibility is hard to achieve.
- The words passed in and out of audibility and Astor was able to continue them in his head.
- The most important item for any public speaker is audibility.
- This was all on the pretext that he had to check the audibility and balance of the orchestra. Brian Dickie: Slowly But Surely...
- The isacoustic lines thus show how the audibility of the sound varies throughout the sound area. A Study of Recent Earthquakes
- The point was to improve the audibility of the passage so that details did not get lost.
- It should also be noted that the acoustics in these establishments are, I suspect, scientifically engineered to maximize the audibility of regular, unstrained conversations.
- Hence also the problem with the audibility of the four soloists. The Big Finn(ish)
- Suddenly a high-pitched shriek that scraped the upper limits of audibility echoed from behind the opaque barrier. The Lives of Felix Gunderson