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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hear" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and seems to be a typographical error or a fragment of a larger thought.
Example: "I need a hear from you regarding the project status."
Alternatives: "a sound" or "a voice".
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That gets a hear, hear.
It's a pleasure to a hear a dissenting voice.
Plus, there is no way Carson would not (a) hear someone in the kitchen and (b) let Lady Mary cook.
Note: A "Hear & Now" talk with the composer, hosted by Steven Stucky and free to ticket holders, will be offered one hour before each performance).
Listening to Hendrie talk about his audience is to a hear a man who embodies both a Jeffersonian optimism about the intelligence of the average citizen and a Menckenesque pessimism about the intelligence of the average citizen.
The tabernacle's famed acoustics, which legend has it enabled a listener to a hear a pin drop from 250 feet away, were measured before the renovation began, modeled on computers and then assessed again recently, said Roger P. Jackson, the project's lead architect.
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Two directions of communication have to be considered: from a hearing person to a hearing impaired person and vice versa.
Request a Hearing.
You will be given a Hearing Date.
"I think someone managed a 'hear, hear' or something like that, but you usually have to say it exactly as scripted".
Hear hurricanes a-blowing?
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