Audible

Her audible frustration was evident in her raised voice.

The car's horn produced an audible honk to warn pedestrians.

The ultrasonic vocalizations of mice are audible to other mice but not to humans.

The tapping of raindrops was audible on the roof.

The Geiger counter registered an audible increase in radiation levels.

The speaker at the conference had an audible voice that carried across the hall.

The language teacher's audible pronunciation helped the students improve their speaking skills.

The announcer's voice was audible over the loudspeakers at the stadium.

Some species of fish produce an audible sound to communicate with one another or to attract a mate.

The audible calls of the bat echolocate their prey.

The teacher's audible voice echoed through the classroom.

The politician's audible speech outlined their plans for the country.

The movie's audible soundtrack added to the emotional impact.

The thunderstorm produced audible lightning strikes and booming thunderclaps.

The bat emits an audible sound that humans cannot hear to navigate and locate their prey.

The singer's voice was clearly audible through the speakers.

The actor's lines were not audible due to the poor acoustics of the theater.

The lie detector detected an audible change in the subject's heartbeat.

Crickets make an audible chirping noise that can be heard at night.

Whales produce audible songs that travel long distances under water.

The car horn was audible enough to alert pedestrians to move out of the way.

The explosion was so loud that it was audible from miles away.

The CEO's audible disappointment was palpable during the board meeting.

The teacher's instructions were clearly audible through the classroom's audio system.

The coach's audible directions guided the team to victory.

The low rumble of thunder was audible during the storm.

The thunder was audible even with the windows closed.

The baby's crying was audible through the thin walls of the apartment.

Snakes use an audible hiss to scare off predators or as a warning to humans.

The news reporter's voice was audible in the live broadcast.

The smoke detector's audible alarm alerted the residents to a fire.

The phone's ringtone was audible even from another room.

The seismograph recorded an audible earthquake.

The sound of the thunder was so loud that it was audible even inside the house.

The sound of the thunder was audible from a distance.

The lawyer's audible arguments were compelling in the courtroom.

The speaker's audible voice carried well in the large auditorium.

The teacher's voice was not audible enough for the students in the back of the classroom to hear.

The alarm clock was audible from across the room.

The high-pitched sound of the alarm clock was audible to everyone in the room.

Bees use an audible buzz to communicate with one another and to pollinate flowers.

The scientist used a sonar device to detect audible signals from the underwater creatures.

The speaker's voice was audible in the outdoor amphitheater.

The sound of the car's engine was barely audible over the loud music.

The sound of the fireworks was audible throughout the entire neighborhood.

The baby's audible cries woke up the entire household.

The car's engine was barely audible when it was turned on.

Cats produce audible purring sounds when they are happy or relaxed.

The Doppler radar detected an audible change in the frequency of the reflected signal.

The sound of the baby crying was audible even with the door closed.