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unlistenably

unlistenably adverb: in an unlistenable way.

Adverb

unlistenably (comparative more unlistenably, superlative most unlistenably)

  1. In an unlistenable way.
    • Specifications for the tuners are quite close: IHF sensitivity (the minimum signal for which the tuner can deliver a 30 db signal-to-noise ratio--unlistenably noisy) is 1.75 microvolts for the Dyna...1973, Ivan Berger, “FM kits: One super turner, one super value”, in Popular Mechanics, number January 1973, →ISSN, page 187
    • Ayler was deemed unlistenably violent, but his playing was actually what you can hear at the ecstatic peaks of a gospel service.1999, Andrew Blake, Living through pop, Routledge, →ISBN, page 90

Forms of unlistenably

comparativemore unlistenably
superlativemost unlistenably

Origin of unlistenably

From unlistenable + -ly.

Questions about unlistenably

What does unlistenably mean?
Unlistenably means in an unlistenable way.
What part of speech is unlistenably?
Unlistenably is an adverb.

Words near unlistenably in the dictionary

  1. unlistable
  2. unlisted
  3. unlisten
  4. unlistenability
  5. unlistenable
  6. unlistenably
  7. unlistened
  8. unlistening
  9. unlistens
  10. unlisting
  11. unlists

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