Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
audible-gasp
Noun
/ˈɔːdəbl ˈɡæsp/

Definition
A sound made when a person suddenly inhales sharply, often in response to shock or surprise.

Examples
- She let out an audible gasp when she saw the surprise party.
- The audience reacted with an audible gasp at the unexpected plot twist.
- His audible gasp revealed his shock at the news.

Meaning
An audible gasp is a quick intake of breath that is loud enough to be heard, typically indicating strong emotion such as surprise, fear, or excitement.

Synonyms
- inhalation
- sudden intake
- sharp breath