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aural /au·ral/ (aw´r'l)
1. auditory (1).
2. pertaining to an aura.
au·ral 1 (ôrl)
adj.
Relating to or perceived by the ear.
au·ral 2 (ôrl)
adj.
Characterized by or relating to an aura.
aural (ôr´l),
adj relating to the ear.
aural
pertaining to the ear.
aural hematoma
see auricular hematoma.
aural plaque
see auricular plaque.
aural
adjective 1. Pertaining to the ear 2. Relating to perception by the ear, as an aural stimulus 3. Referring to an aura


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