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to both ears

 

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Adverbial to both ears has 1 sense
  1. binaurally, to both ears, in both ears - in a binaural manner; "the stimulus was presented binaurally"

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To Both Ears

Definition: The act of listening attentively to something using both ears simultaneously.

Parts of Speech:

Noun: "She spoke softly, requiring him to give his complete attention to both ears."

Verb: "The therapist instructed her patient to both ears for a few minutes each day to improve auditory focus."

Adjective: "With her to both ears attitude, she never missed a single detail of the lecture."

Adverb: "He listened to both ears, capturing every word the speaker uttered."

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  1. Her to both ears was one of her greatest strengths, allowing her to excel in the field of acoustics.
  2. They eagerly leaned in, their to both ears indicating their genuine interest.

Verb:

  1. She reminded her children to both ears when their grandfather shared stories from his youth.
  2. Please make an effort to both ears during this important announcement.

Adjective:

  1. His to both ears approach to customer feedback helped him identify areas for improvement in his business.
  2. With her exceptional to both ears skills, she swiftly detected the faintest sound in the quiet forest.

Adverb:

  1. He leaned in closer, listening to both ears as the beautiful melody filled the concert hall.
  2. She gazed intently, observing his lips move to both ears as he recounted his adventure.

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