Associations to the word «Auditory»
Noun
- Visual
- Modality
- Hallucination
- Cortex
- Stimulus
- Cue
- Comprehension
- Neuron
- Stimulation
- Lobe
- Perception
- Impairment
- Implant
- Processing
- Input
- Nucleus
- Nerve
- Conduction
- Ganglion
- Pathway
- Acoustic
- Hearing
- Articulation
- Feedback
- Neuroscience
- Delusion
- Potential
- Lesion
- Deficit
- Hemisphere
- Integration
- Vertebrate
- Brain
- Reflex
- Discrimination
- Speech
- Learner
- Ear
- Activation
- Imagery
- Retrieval
- Sensation
- Onset
- Threshold
- Projection
- Signal
- Illusion
- Response
- Owl
- Fiber
- Frequency
- Learning
- Mammal
- Disorder
- Memory
- Representation
Adjective
- Sensory
- Perceptual
- Olfactory
- Cortical
- Visual
- Phonological
- Temporal
- Receptive
- Medial
- Verbal
- Phonetic
- Posterior
- Spatial
- Ventral
- Neural
- Ascending
- Dorsal
- Lateral
- Cerebral
- Neuron
- Hearing
- Peripheral
- Inferior
- Frontal
- Motor
- Cognitive
- Bilateral
- Deaf
- Somatic
- Vertebrate
- Acoustic
- Responsive
- Semantic
- Behavioral
- Processed
- Auditory
- Superior
- Descending
- Developmental
- Linguistic
- Vocal
- Listening
- Sound
Verb
Wiktionary
AUDITORY, adjective. Of, or relating to hearing, or to the sense or organs of hearing
AUDITORY, noun. (archaic) An assembly of hearers; an audience.
AUDITORY, noun. (archaic) An auditorium.
AUDITORY CANAL, noun. Ear canal
AUDITORY CANALS, noun. Plural of auditory canal
Dictionary definition
AUDITORY, adjective. Of or relating to the process of hearing; "auditory processing"; "an audile person".
Wise words
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sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
this power.