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monaural

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monaural /mon·au·ral/ (mon-aw´ral) pertaining to one ear.
mon·au·ral (mn-ôrl)
adj.
Of or relating to sound reception by one ear.
mon·aural·ly adv.
monaural
[monôr′əl]
Etymology: Gk, monos, single; L, auris, ear
pertaining to one ear.


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