Definition of monotic in English:

monotic

adjective mɒˈnɒtɪkmɒˈnəʊtɪk

Physiology Psychology

Involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear only; designating such a stimulus. Also more generally: using one ear only; monaural.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Monist: a quarterly magazine devoted to the philosophy of science. From mono- + otic, after German monotisch.

Definition of monotic in US English:

monotic

adjective

Physiology Psychology

Involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear only; designating such a stimulus. Also more generally: using one ear only; monaural.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Monist: a quarterly magazine devoted to the philosophy of science. From mono- + otic, after German monotisch.

单词	monotic
释义	Definition of monotic in English: monotic adjective mɒˈnɒtɪkmɒˈnəʊtɪk Physiology Psychology Involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear only; designating such a stimulus. Also more generally: using one ear only; monaural. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Monist: a quarterly magazine devoted to the philosophy of science. From mono- + otic, after German monotisch. Definition of monotic in US English: monotic adjective Physiology Psychology Involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear only; designating such a stimulus. Also more generally: using one ear only; monaural. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Monist: a quarterly magazine devoted to the philosophy of science. From mono- + otic, after German monotisch.
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