Definition of audial in English:

audial

adjectiveˈɔːdɪəlˈôdēəl

Relating to or perceived through the sense of hearing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the years, in terms of my own poetry, I've formed what I call an audial imagination, one that is central to everything I do with voice in composing and with voice in revising.
- Some get visual stimuli, others audial… some just get a feeling in their gut that says ‘right then, that worked’.
- The sound as a whole - with many audial comings and goings - is brilliantly handled.

Origin

1940s: formed irregularly from Latin audire ‘hear’ (compare with audile), on the pattern of visual.

Definition of audial in US English:

audial

adjectiveˈôdēəl

Relating to or perceived through the sense of hearing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sound as a whole - with many audial comings and goings - is brilliantly handled.
- Over the years, in terms of my own poetry, I've formed what I call an audial imagination, one that is central to everything I do with voice in composing and with voice in revising.
- Some get visual stimuli, others audial… some just get a feeling in their gut that says ‘right then, that worked’.

Origin

1940s: formed irregularly from Latin audire ‘hear’ (compare with audile), on the pattern of visual.

单词	audial
释义	Definition of audial in English: audial adjectiveˈɔːdɪəlˈôdēəl Relating to or perceived through the sense of hearing. Example sentencesExamples Over the years, in terms of my own poetry, I've formed what I call an audial imagination, one that is central to everything I do with voice in composing and with voice in revising. Some get visual stimuli, others audial… some just get a feeling in their gut that says ‘right then, that worked’. The sound as a whole - with many audial comings and goings - is brilliantly handled. Origin 1940s: formed irregularly from Latin audire ‘hear’ (compare with audile), on the pattern of visual. Definition of audial in US English: audial adjectiveˈôdēəl Relating to or perceived through the sense of hearing. Example sentencesExamples The sound as a whole - with many audial comings and goings - is brilliantly handled. Over the years, in terms of my own poetry, I've formed what I call an audial imagination, one that is central to everything I do with voice in composing and with voice in revising. Some get visual stimuli, others audial… some just get a feeling in their gut that says ‘right then, that worked’. Origin 1940s: formed irregularly from Latin audire ‘hear’ (compare with audile), on the pattern of visual.
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