100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "ear"

Definition

Ear (noun):

1. The organ of hearing and balance in humans and other vertebrates, typically consisting of the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear.
2. A part of a plant that resembles the ear and contains the seeds, especially in grains like corn.
3. The ability to hear or listen attentively, often used in phrases like "an ear for music."

Synonyms

• Organ of hearing
• Hearing
• Auricle
• Lobe
• Corn ear (for the plant)
• Attention (in the context of listening)

Antonyms

• Deafness
• Inattention
• Ignorance (in terms of not listening)

Examples

1. She could ear the music from a distance.
2. He tried to ear every word she said during the lecture.
3. The teacher asked us to ear carefully to the instructions.
4. I could ear the rustling of leaves in the wind.
5. Can you ear that strange noise coming from the attic?
6. I love to ear the sound of rain on the roof.
7. They could ear laughter coming from the next room.
8. He had a good ear for languages and learned quickly.
9. She doesn't have an ear for music, but she enjoys it nonetheless.
10. I need to ear the details before making a decision.
11. Did you ear what he said about the project?
12. She can ear the faintest sounds during her meditation.
13. He couldn't ear the announcement over the crowd noise.
14. You must ear the advice of experienced professionals.
15. I had to ear the instructions multiple times before understanding.
16. The cat can ear the high-pitched sounds humans cannot.
17. He often ears music while studying to help him concentrate.
18. She could ear the tension in his voice.
19. I will ear your concerns and try to address them.
20. Can you ear the birds singing at dawn?
21. He has trained his ear to distinguish between different dialects.
22. It was hard to ear the speaker over the noise of the crowd.
23. I want to ear your opinion on this matter.
24. She has a great ear for accents and can mimic them easily.
25. The children could ear the sound of the ice cream truck.
26. He failed to ear the warning signs before the storm.
27. I can ear the clock ticking in the silence.
28. You need to ear both sides of the story to understand.
29. Can you ear the music playing softly in the background?
30. He doesn't like to ear gossip; he prefers facts.
31. She had to ear the teacher's explanation several times.
32. I can always ear the excitement in her voice.
33. He tried to ear what the neighbors were arguing about.
34. She wanted to ear the truth, no matter how painful.
35. The dog could ear the sound of the mail truck approaching.
36. He didn't ear the alarm clock this morning.
37. She would often ear her grandmother's stories for hours.
38. You should ear the instructor's feedback carefully.
39. They could ear the distant thunder before the storm hit.
40. I tried to ear the conversation between them.
41. He loves to ear new music from various genres.
42. I could hardly ear myself think with all the noise.
43. You can ear the echo in the empty hall.
44. She has a keen ear for distinguishing different sounds.
45. He will ear the truth eventually, whether he likes it or not.
46. I could ear the crunch of snow underfoot.
47. She had to ear the instructions very carefully to follow them.
48. Can you ear the laughter of children playing outside?
49. He could ear the faint sound of a train in the distance.
50. I want to ear your thoughts on this proposal.
51. You should ear the lecture attentively to grasp the concepts.
52. The bird could ear the calls of its mate from afar.
53. He didn't ear the sound of his phone ringing.
54. She could ear the whispering voices in the room.
55. They wanted to ear the feedback from their customers.
56. I can ear the sizzling of food on the stove.
57. He could ear the clock striking midnight.
58. You must ear the music to appreciate its beauty.
59. She tried to ear the conversation without being noticed.
60. I could ear the wind howling outside.
61. He has a good ear for picking up on subtle changes in tone.
62. Can you ear the sound of the waves crashing on the shore?
63. She could ear the crackling of firewood in the fireplace.
64. He loves to ear the sound of jazz music.
65. I want to ear your perspective on this issue.
66. They could ear the city sounds from their apartment.
67. She didn't ear the instructions given in the meeting.
68. Can you ear the rustling of papers in the office?
69. He can ear the whispers of the wind in the trees.
70. I can ear the sounds of nature during my hikes.
71. You need to ear the music's rhythm to dance properly.
72. She wants to ear the truth about her family's history.
73. They will ear the updates as soon as they are available.
74. I could ear the sound of footsteps approaching.
75. He didn't ear the urgency in her voice.
76. She can ear the subtle differences in musical notes.
77. Can you ear the engine revving from the car outside?
78. He had to ear the story from several different perspectives.
79. I want to ear your ideas for the project.
80. You can ear the rhythm of the drums in the distance.
81. She could ear the rustling of the grass in the breeze.
82. They didn't ear the warning signs before the event.
83. Can you ear the wind chimes tinkling outside?
84. He loves to ear podcasts during his commute.
85. I could ear the distant sound of a siren.
86. She had to ear her way through the crowded room.
87. You should ear the local news for updates.
88. He could ear the sound of his shoes squeaking on the floor.
89. I want to ear the latest developments in the case.
90. They could ear the cheers from the sports event nearby.
91. She doesn't like to ear unnecessary drama.
92. He can ear the difference in quality between the two recordings.
93. I could ear the soft hum of the refrigerator.
94. You need to ear the subtleties in her tone.
95. She loves to ear the sound of her children laughing.
96. Can you ear the sound of the clock ticking?
97. He had to ear the music at a lower volume due to noise complaints.
98. I could ear the echo of my voice in the empty room.
99. They want to ear the results of the survey.
100. She could ear the sound of a train whistle in the distance.