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audio response

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noun

  1. a computer response that is audible rather than textual or graphical

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Begin uptown, in Sugar Hill, the starting point for “The Visitation,” a dreamlike, impressionistic audio response to a real event: the sudden appearance of a one-antlered whitetail deer, nicknamed Lefty, in Harlem’s Jackie Robinson Park.

From New York Times

Once analysis is complete, an appropriate audio response is streamed back to the Doll which then “speaks” to the child.

From Forbes

The latest translation apps incorporate voice-recognition software so you can speak as well as type in the word or phrase you want translated and then get both a text and audio response.

From New York Times

Instant feedback can be provided by a new campaign device called the Electronic Audio Response meter, or EAR.

From Time Magazine Archive