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binaural
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binaural /bi·nau·ral/ (bi-naw´r'l) pertaining to both ears.
bin·au·ral (b-nôrl, bn-ôr-)
adj.
Having or relating to both ears.
binaural
[bī·naw′rəl]
Etymology: L, bis, twice + auris, ear
pertaining to both ears.
binaural
pertaining to both ears.


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