Meaning & Definition of Inaudible in English

Detailed Definitions

• Definition: Not able to be heard.

  Example Sentence: The speaker's voice was inaudible in the noisy room.

• Definition: So quiet that it cannot be perceived by the ear.

  Example Sentence: The inaudible whisper was lost in the wind.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'inaudibilis', meaning 'not able to be heard'.

Synonyms

Common Phrases and Expressions

• loud and inaudible: A situation where something is noisy but still can't be heard clearly.
• inaudible response: A reply that is not loud enough to be understood.

Translations

• Spanish: inaudible

• French: inaudible

• German: unaudible

• Russian: неслышимый

Related Words

• audible: Able to be heard.

• soundless: Without sound; silent.

• muffler: A device used to reduce the noise produced by a machine.