Audible
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 10
awd′i-bl, adj. able to be heard.— ns. Aud′iblene , Audibil′ity .— adv. Aud′ibly .— n. Aud′ience , the act of hearing: a judicial hearing: admittance to a hearing: a ceremonial interview: an a embly of hearers: a court of government or justice in Spanish America, also the territory administered by it—Sp. audiencia .— adj. Aud′ient , listening: paying attention.— n. a hearer. [L. audibilis — audīre , to hear, conn. with Ger. ous , ōtos , the ear.]
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