Definition of listenable
: agreeable to listen to
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Examples of listenable in a Sentence
He finds some of his son's music very listenable.
Recent Examples of listenable from the Web
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Yet, somehow, it’s been streamlined into something broadly accessible, a compulsively listenable tour de force that’s one of the best pop records of 2018 so far.
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Switching to the Woo Audio WA7 tube amplifier feels like a warm hug from an old friend by comparison, and the Schiit Jotunheim and DragonFly Red DAC/amps each produce a more listenable and enjoyable output than the Hugo.
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But these guys were masters at producing highly listenable pop.
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Too Good at Goodbyes: The album’s lead single is more listenable than many of the hits from In The Lonely Hour, and sees Smith showing off the thicker skin he’s built up over rounds of heartbreak.
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The sessions became a tune, and then an album, of scraggly, lackadaisical, and compulsively listenable rock.
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Just Like Thisis easily among their best-ever tracks, largely thanks to Chris Martin's presence, his vocals elevating the song to something that's at least distinctive and listenable. 11.
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Sims, like Hipp, was a straight-ahead player: not experimental, but rather approachable, swinging, compellingly listenable, which endeared them to listeners and fellow musicians alike.
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Headphones offer a sizeable upgrade over their compact counterparts, which often come bundled with smartphones and music players and offer miserable, if at least listenable, sound quality.
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First Known Use of listenable
1942
LISTENABLE Defined for English Language Learners
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