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aurally

[ UK /ˈɔːɹə‍li/ ]
ADVERB
  1. with regard to sound or the ear
    the new musical was visually and aurally appealing

How To Use aurally In A Sentence

  • the new musical was visually and aurally appealing
  • The end result flat-lines the material leaving the playgoer with a feeling of being aurally teased.
  • the stimulus was presented binaurally
  • Main Offender" is the standout visually as well as aurally.
  • The orchestral introduction grips us by the scruff of the neck in the venom with which it makes hunting and stalking aurally incarnate.
  • It seems to me that what classical musicians learn aurally is largely rhythmic and timbral, which is a different proposition than being expected to learn a series of pitches by ear. All your compliments and your cutting remarks / Are captured here in my quotation marks
  • The 'tv' media type, for example, is a multimodal media type that renders both visually and aurally to a single canvas.
  • They found that patients who were fitted binaurally after a monaural trial perceived their hearing aids to have a higher value.
  • There's a lot of old toffee written and spoken about their almost torturous recording process, their suffering for their art and their shared obsession with getting everything aurally just so.
  • the stimuli were presented monaurally
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