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Meanings of
aural
in English
Of or pertaining to the sense of hearing.
auditory
auricular
auditive
audile
Sense organ.
sense organ
sensory receptor
Related terms
receptor
Synonyms
Examples for "
auditory
"
auditory
auricular
auditive
audile
Examples for "
auditory
"
1
He was interrupted with the plaudits of the
auditory
;
and again continued:-
2
However, the reliability of
auditory
-
evoked
activation measured using fNIRS is largely unknown.
3
However, after numerous experiments in humans, many
auditory
fields remain poorly characterized.
4
As a result, more
auditory
neurons can be stimulated than the expected.
5
Additionally, this work will improve fMRI investigations of the human
auditory
cortex.
1
Flexible
auricular
electrodes were developed for continuous long-term recording of aVN activity.
2
He adopted atropin where the heart block was associated with
auricular
fibrillation.
3
Especially characteristic are tracings of
auricular
fibrillation and those of heart block.
4
A quarter-century elapsed before I had another
auricular
proof of his love.
5
M2 projected bilaterally to the medial subnucleus, which supplied the
auricular
musculature.
1
Simply because our
auditive
perception has assumed the habit of saturating itself with visual images.
2
Botticelli's appeal is also an
auditive
one.
3
The eye and the ear are not merely means of perception, for in that case there could be no visual and no
auditive
arts.
1
Is appeal made to more than one sense, i.e.,
audile
,
visual, tactile, muscular?
2
The reason why more
audile
phenomena are perceived at night is that the percipient is tolerably still.
3
Can you classify the members of your class as visualizers,
audiles
,
and the like?
4
People used to be classed as "visualizers,"
"
audiles
.
"
Aural.
Related terms
quality
Usage of
aural
in English
1
These aerodynamic effects may give rise to
aural
discomfort in railway passengers.
2
Below them ran the ring of flashing amethyst with its
aural
mists.
3
Whether the
aural
doors had been closed also there is no knowing.
4
A lot of the Granitehead hauntings have been
aural
,
rather than visual.'
5
The
aural
exam accounts for a sixth of the marks in Irish.
6
But it was this brilliant first
aural
outing where it all began.
7
Nobody would confuse Pitch Perfect 2 with a masterpiece of
aural
harmony.
8
Musical ideas centering around
aural
immersion are dipping into artificial sonic worlds.
9
The
aural
hallucination, if that was what it had been, troubled him.
10
Cannell's music sounds like an
aural
accompaniment to a Ben Wheatley film.
11
Richard, like most Londoners, barely heard it anymore-itwas like
aural
wallpaper.
12
Cathal McLysaght works in a radio station using sounds to create
aural
images.
13
When two people talk, they don't just fall into physical and
aural
harmony.
14
Its horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine adds character with wonderful
aural
accompaniment.
15
Her reply was even softer; C-3PO's
aural
sensor barely recorded it at all.
16
Perhaps we're being too pedantic in our
aural
devotion to the truth, though.
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aural
Adjective
Frequent collocations
aural equivalent
aural exam
aural section
aural wallpaper
aural experience
More collocations
Aural
through the time
Aural
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare