aural equivalent
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Something that has the same effect or meaning but is experienced through hearing.
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Examples (10)
- The composer tried to create the aural equivalent of a sunrise in his symphony.
- A loud, jarring chord in the movie's score acted as the aural equivalent of a jump scare.
- Her sigh was the aural equivalent of shrugging her shoulders in defeat.
- The new software offers an aural equivalent for each visual warning to aid visually impaired users.
- Is a podcast episode truly the aural equivalent of reading a chapter in a book?
- The poet's use of harsh consonant sounds created an aural equivalent to the rough, rocky landscape he described.
- For the chef, the sizzle of onions in a pan is the aural equivalent of a warm welcome.
- This alarm's piercing sound is designed to be the aural equivalent of a flashing red light.
- The gentle lapping of waves against the shore can be considered the aural equivalent of deep, calm breathing.
- In data sonification, rising stock prices are given an aural equivalent in the form of a rising musical pitch.