a. Obs. [ad. L. exaudībilis, f. exaudīre, f. ex- (see EX- pref.1) + audīre to hear.] In senses of Latin: a. Able to be heard easily; distinctly audible. b. Hearing readily; giving ear to prayer.
c. 1430. trans. T. à Kempis’ Imit., I. xxiv. Now þy labour is fruytful, þi weping acceptable, þi mornyng exaudible.
1485. Caxton, St. Wenefr., 4. Most debonayr fader graunte to vs thy sonnes mekely besechyng the benyngne & exaudyble.
