Auditory

Just as water, gas, and electricity are brought into our houses from far off to satisfy our needs in response to a minimal effort, so we shall be supplied with visual or auditory images, which will appear and disappear at a simple movement of the hand, hardly more than a sign.

Those voices are known as auditory hallucinations.

An eyewitness is worth more than ten auditory witnesses.

He has a good auditory memory.

Kraus says it appears the musically-trained individuals had developed auditory skills apart from just being able to hear quieter sounds.

Have you ever used language learning techniques specific to visual or auditory learners?

To obtain the sound-stimulated brainwave patterns, Pasley used a device called an electroencephalograph, which measures the electrical firing of the patients' auditory circuits through electrodes already implanted in the patients' brains when they hear spoken words.

...and because though these learned Gentlemen (sayes he, turning to his two friends) need not fear to discourse before any Auditory...

Preaching of Sermons is Speaking to a few of Mankind: Printing of Books is Talking to the whole World. The Parson Prescribes himself, and addresses to the particular Auditory with the Appellation of My Brethren; but he that Prints a Book, ought to Preface it with a Noverint Universi, Know all Men by these Presents. The proper Inference drawn from this remarkable Observation, is, That tho' he that Preaches from the Pulpit ought to be careful of his Words, that nothing pass from him but with an especial Sanction of Truth; yet he that Prints and Publishes to all the World, has a tenfold Obligation.

A general murmur of assent arose from his little auditory.