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are aural
adjective
Of or pertaining to the ear.
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And you'll realize how much the perceptions of the very drunk are aural; everything else blurs, but sounds retain a distinct and cruel presence.
Promising songs such as Drawn and Lord Intended are aural cut-and-shut jobs, and stars like David Byrne, Snoop and Damon Albarn sound strained or half-asleep.
Their sixteenth studio album, "The Eternal," comes out this summer; over the years they have taken their justly famous improvisatory style to a new sprawl — not heights, since Sonic Youth are aural artists who reach out, not up.
While songs like "Canyon and Buffalolo" connect with ideas of the American West, tracks like "The Visions" and "Fur & Gowns" are aural manifestations of Kate's literal dreams.
Distractions are aural and visual.
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There is aural expression, too.
Much of this intimacy is aural.
Sometimes the main advantage of seeing a fight in person is aural, not visual.
Our parents loved it but to us it was aural castor oil.
"The 20/20 Experience" is aural Spielberg: entirely original yet drenched in five decades of dense pop music history.
The only downside is aural: the engines can't match the brutal, beautiful sound of their 6.2-liter predecessor.
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