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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesudibilmente
Pronunciation / Transliteration: udibilmente
"Ha deglutito udibilmente."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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In a way that is loud enough to be heard.
"She sighed audibly when she saw the long queue."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Late Middle English adjective 'audible', originating from Latin 'audibilis', meaning 'that may be heard', from 'audire' (to hear). The adverbial suffix '-ly' was added in the 16th century to denote manner, transforming the concept of being capable of being heard into the manner of being actually heard.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Audibly" is said worldwide
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audiblement
Transliteration: odiblëmã
"Il a soupiré audiblement."
hörbar
Transliteration: hörbar
"Sie atmete hörbar aus."
udibilmente
Transliteration: udibilmente
"Ha deglutito udibilmente."
audiblemente
Transliteration: audiblemente
"Respiró audiblemente por la nariz."
audivelmente
Transliteration: audivelmente
"Ele engoliu em seco audivelmente."
साफ़-साफ़
Transliteration: saf-saf
"वह साफ़-साफ़ बड़बड़ा रहा था।"
看得见地
Transliteration: kě tīng jiàn de
Script: 听得见地
"他听得见地松了一口气。"
들리게
Transliteration: deullige
"그녀는 들리게 한숨을 쉬었다."
聞こえるように
Transliteration: kikoeru yō ni
"彼は聞こえるようにため息をついた。"
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