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adjective
1.
having two ears.
2.
of, with, or for both ears: binaural hearing; a binaural stethoscope.
3.
(of sound) recorded through two separate microphones and transmitted through two separate channels to produce a stereophonic effect.
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Word Origin & History
binaural
"pertaining to both ears," 1861, from L. bini "twofold, two apiece" (used especially of matched things) + aural. In ref. to electronic recordings, from 1933.
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Medical Dictionary
binaural bin·au·ral (bī-nôr'əl, bĭn-ôr'-)
adj.
Having or relating to both ears.
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