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audio response

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audio response [′ȯd·ē·ō ri′späns]
(communications)
A form of computer output in which prerecorded spoken syllables, words, or messages are selected and put together by a computer as the appropriate verbal response to a keyboarded inquiry on a time-shared on-line information system.
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