audibly
In heard manner
In a way that can be heard.
Someone who sighs audibly wants others to notice their displeasure.
She groaned audibly when she saw the line.
The opposite is inaudibly—too quiet to hear.
High in volume
- loudlyWith great volume
- clearlyWithout ambiguity
- distinctlyIn an unmistakable manner
- aloudIn spoken form
vocally · noisily · unmistakably · plainly · perceptibly · noticeably · openly · overtly
Speech without full voice
- murmurSoft, indistinct continuous sound
- softlyWith little volume
- faintlyIn a weak manner
- barelyOnly just, almost not
scarcely · hushed · muffled · quietly · gently · subtly · breathily · sotto voce
loud
High in volume
- loudlyWith great volume
- clearlyWithout ambiguity
- distinctlyIn an unmistakable manner
aloud · vocally · noisily · unmistakably · plainly · perceptibly · noticeably · openly · overtly · publicly
whisper
Speech without full voice
barely · scarcely · hushed · muffled · quietly · gently · subtly · breathily · sotto voce · low
sound
Audible wave phenomenon
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- decibelTenth of a bel
frequency · reverberate · echo · sonic · acoustics · timbre · pitch · tone · amplify · soundwave
gasp
Sudden sharp breath
cry · snort · huff · sob · chuckle · exclaim · shriek · wail · whimper · snicker
audiblysilently
Without audible noise
inaudibly · soundlessly · noiselessly · voicelessly · mutely
- barely audibleAlmost too quiet
- call an audibleAlter plans mid-execution
- audible alarmSound-based warning signal
- audible signalSound conveying information
audible, inaudible, inaudibly, audibles, audibled, audibility, inaudibility