Sentence examples for keen hearing from inspiring English sources
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"keen hearing" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to an ability to hear something clearly, usually due to acute senses. For example, you could say, "The owl had keen hearing and was able to locate its prey in the dark."
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Nicknamed Mite when he was an undersize baby, and then Termite for his always moving fingers that feel the air like an insect's antennae, the 9-year-old boy's preternaturally keen hearing releases him from his frail body and allows him unusual access to the world around him, where he is alert even to the sound of a beetle, "swarmed by ants," moving "its legs in smooth wild blurring clicks".
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