auriculars (Meaning)
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auriculars (n. pl.)
A circle of feathers surrounding the opening of the ear of birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of auriculars
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auriculars Sentence Examples
- The concert attendees swayed to the rhythm, their auriculars providing an immersive musical experience.
- The doctor examined the patient's auricular canal, using an otoscope to inspect the eardrum.
- The musician's headphones, or auriculars, allowed them to isolate themselves from the surrounding noise.
- The athlete's workout playlist blared through her auriculars, providing motivation and distraction.
- The call center representative removed her auriculars after a long day of answering calls.
- The student listened intently to the lecture, his auriculars helping him focus on the professor's voice.
- The elderly woman's hearing aid, which was worn in her auricular canal, improved her ability to hear.
- The bird's auricular feathers, which were sensitive to sound, helped it navigate its surroundings.
- The spy planted a tiny listening device in the target's auricular canal, allowing them to intercept confidential conversations.
- The man removed his earplugs, or auricular plugs, to hear the announcement at the airport.
FAQs About the word auriculars
A circle of feathers surrounding the opening of the ear of birds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The concert attendees swayed to the rhythm, their auriculars providing an immersive musical experience.
The doctor examined the patient's auricular canal, using an otoscope to inspect the eardrum.
The musician's headphones, or auriculars, allowed them to isolate themselves from the surrounding noise.
The athlete's workout playlist blared through her auriculars, providing motivation and distraction.
