heard
- adjective
- /hɪrd/
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audible
- During the meeting, it was important that everyone's opinions were heard.
And because they feel heard, they start to trust her.
- And because they feel heard, they start to trust her.
- Just really let them know they've been heard and that they're understood.
- Our voice should be heard loud and clear.
- That's what makes you worthy of being seen and heard and appreciated.
Examples
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Just really let them know they've been heard and that they're understood.
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Our voice should be heard loud and clear.
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And because they feel heard, they start to trust her.
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You know, they are heard and that matters.
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Each year, TRS students submit their digital compositions to the Native American Student Art Show, a national show and sale for middle and high school students at Phoenix's Heard Museum.
Academic text (2008) -
When you speak to her, you want to feel that you are heard and understood.
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She often felt that her concerns were finally heard during the discussion.
Synonyms
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3.5
Loud enough for people to hear
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5.4
Able to be seen, heard, or noticed
Found by tests or by tools that measure things
Noticed or felt by someone, even if it may not be true
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Heard is the past form of hear, an old word for 'to listen' or notice 'sound'. Think of your ear picking up a noise. When it does, you have 'heard' it, so heard means 'perceived by hearing'.