aural

IPA: ˈɔrʌɫ

adjective

Of or pertaining to the ear.
Of or pertaining to sound.
Of or pertaining to an aura.

Examples of "aural" in Sentences

Is it purely the aural aesthetic
Aural reading, on the other hand is receptive.
The illusions appear to be both aural and visual.
The listener needs to have some aural imagination.
The Aural Exciter enhances clarity move to Hollywood.
The emergency intercom system operates aurally and visually.
The iconic moment with Vader at the end is aural, not visual.
The Magic City is an aural snapshot of that metamorphic process.
The highest elevation of the Cardamom Mountains is Phnom Aural at high.
Aural architecture traces its origins to the voice of the space spirit.
Thus, we can call the aural boundaries "natural" boundaries, and other boundaries "artificial."
But a news station is not a place to carry through the Disney mission with a kind of "aural" branding.
McLuhan partly bemoaned the rise of the alphabet because it helped destroy an "aural" space that he believed was "cooler."
Both kinds may hold information, the minimum requirement to call an aural disturbance a “communication” rather than simply “noise.”
When it switched from base level to cooling cycle, it cast a kind of aural shadow, not enough to distract, but certainly enough to add color.
Computer-generated sounds on prerecorded tape, which the composer refers to as aural "wallpaper," are added periodically to the rich instrumental mix.
They're all compilations or home recordings of one kind or another, and together they represent a kind of aural inventory of my changing tastes, fortunes and moods since the early 1990s.
I'd even give a nod to their live accompaniment to “Planet Earth,” the mother of all nature documentaries; you could argue that live music is a kind of aural HD accompaniment to the film's remarkable nature footage.

aural

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