inaudibility
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Definition(s):
- (n) the quality of not being perceptible by the ear
Usage(s):
- Novelist John Updike's literary voice is low and gentle; he chooses a quiet theme and carefully understates it to the threshold of inaudibility.
- Last Minister to listen from the gallery was Lord Russell, in 1850, investigating inaudibility complaints.
- Novelist John Updike's literary voice is low and gentle; he chooses a quiet theme and carefully understates it to the threshold of inaudibility.
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