What is the suffix for the word audience?

Answer 1

The root aud comes from the Latin word audire -to hear, listen.

Answer 2

dience

Answer 3

the Latin root of the word audience is Audire, which means to hear. beginning in the 14th century the word audience referred to a formal meeting between a person in a court, where the accused or witness would testify in front of a magistrate or sovereign with a gathering of people. the general public would not speak to large crowds but in small gatherings. freedoms at the time were limited. in the 17th century the magna carta granted freedoms such as the freedom of speech, and the freedom of assembly to the people and instantly the word audience took on new meaning. people began to congregate and meet in large numbers. those who spoke, spoke to an audience who came to hear what they had to say. since then the word audience has evolved into a complex and varied group of people the world over. some people may speak to millions through the internet or on podcasts. the word audience can mean any number of people now and will continue to evolve just like our language.

Answer 4

the root word is audiens which literally means "the one hearing". So the audience is those who are listening.

Answer 5

The Latin root for auditorium is Audi, which means " to hear "

Answer 6

Aud or audio I think

Answer 7

audio, audire, audivi, auditus - to hear

Answer 8

there is none literally tried everything

Answer 9

to hear or listen

Answer 10

Ence