audile

By tempo, I mean the speed or slowness of the voice that's awakened in the audile imagination of the reader, bent silently over her book.

Radar detection of a collision with a moving obstacle would result in the driver been given a visual and audile alert by the system.

His last name, Arctor, is signifying the artificial nature of his identity reminding the audile of acting: Bob Actor.

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The space between the wheel and the axle, which defines both, is "where the action is"; and this space is both audile and tactile.

In terms of sensory biases, the visual bias of any type of writing can be contrasted to the audile bias of sound recording or the spoken word.

I had never heard of Sycamore before, but was intrigued by the Audile.com blurb that derided current gay culture and asked, "Whatever happened to sexual flamboyance and gender liberation, an end to marriage, the military, and the nuclear family?" So I took the bait, and downloaded the file on my phone.