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eardrum

[eer-druhm] / ˈɪərˌdrʌm /
NOUN
inside of ear
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Modern mammals rely on a middle ear that includes an eardrum and several tiny bones, a system that makes it possible to detect a wide range of sounds at different volumes.

From Science Daily

Moon incurred tinnitus following an injury to his eardrum in recent years, which impacted his ability to work.

From Los Angeles Times

The sparse landscaping on the thoroughfares left sidewalks exposed to the bright sun, and the constant rumble of trucks and buses assaulted the eardrums.

From Los Angeles Times

When those vibrations reach our ears, they send a vibration through our eardrums, which is recognized in the brain as sound.

From Salon

Ministry also made an indelible impression, blasting everyone’s eardrums to pieces.

From Los Angeles Times