auditory
28
5.2
- adjective
- /ˈɔːdɪtɔri/
- Specialized
:
auditivo
- The purpose of these two studies was to examine the effects of auditory distraction on typical young adults.
- auditory distraction
- auditory feedback
- auditory acuity
And they say that people either they're very auditory or visual or physical.
- And they say that people either they're very auditory or visual or physical.
- The spherically is really not an auditory nucleus.
- Sounds pass by us in so-called auditory flow.
- Is your strength your auditory skills or is your bigger strength your tactile skills?
- I think that humans are considered to be uniquely auditory.
- But how finely sliced is our perception of the auditory world?
- So right now you're having a visual experience of this room, an auditory experience of my voice speaking to you.
- Well, we can expand and contract our auditory field of view, so to speak, or our auditory window.
- So their thalmocortical circuit tamps down the visual input and focuses on the auditory input.
- becoming more aware of sense, perceptions, auditory, visual, and perhaps others.
Examples
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Sir, I need an auditory response!
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We'll run an auditory exam as soon as you and Amara get some rest.
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OK, back to auditory alarm calls.
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This afford us full access to their vision and auditory senses.
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And these were folks who had a very profound auditory imagination.
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So right now you're having a visual experience of this room, an auditory experience of my voice speaking to you.
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In the present study, we further investigated the role of auditory acuity in speech.
Academic text (2011) -
Perhaps the most common are the auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning modes.
Academic text (2011) -
We hear voices of the past, auditory memories conjured up by each stick of furniture.
Fiction book (1995) -
The teacher used music to enhance the auditory learning experience of her students.
Synonyms
4
5.9
About hearing or the sense of the ear
1
8.8
Relating to the ear or to hearing
About hearing or the ability to hear sounds
Relating to the sense of hearing and how people hear sounds
Compounds
- Specialized
1
6.0
Part of the brain that handles sounds from the ears like speech or music
- Specialized
1
4.5
A nerve that carries sound and balance signals from the inner ear to the brain
- Specialized
A tube that connects the middle ear to the back of the nose to make ear pressure the same
- Specialized
A condition that makes it hard to understand spoken language despite normal hearing due to brain damage
- Specialized
A condition where a person can hear sounds but cannot understand spoken words
- Specialized
The part of the brain at the side of the head that processes sounds from the ear
- Specialized
A condition of very sensitive hearing that makes normal sounds feel too loud
- Specialized
A very small bone in the middle ear that helps carry sound to the inner ear
How Perceptual
- Specialized
- Specialized
13
6.9
- Specialized
28
5.2
65
4.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Auditory comes from the Latin root aud-, from audire which means 'to hear', and the same root appears in audio and audience, so auditory means 'relating to hearing'.