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Synonym for hear [verb]
The synonym hear synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "hear"
listen to [verb]
means "attend to"heed, mind, respect, apply oneself, hear
hearing [noun]
means "audition"audience, interview, test, try-out, attendance, congress, conference
heart [noun]
means "character trait"guts, courage, bravery, nerve, valour, gallantry, fortitude, mettle
heartbroken [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, uneasy
heartless [adjective]
means "cruel"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding, uncharitable, hardhearted
hearty [adjective]
means "abundant"plentiful, copious, unrestrained, unbridled, unreserved, generous
whole-hearted [adjective]
means "generous"resilient, hearty, robust, ungrudging, optimistic, cheerful
assure [verb]
means "speech"reassure, encourage, inspire, enthuse, hearten
centre [noun]
means "point"heart
centre [noun]
means "core"mean, heart, middle, essence, midpoint, gist
cheerful [adjective]
means "generous"resilient, hearty, robust, ungrudging, optimistic, whole-hearted
chest [noun]
means "body"breast, bust, bosom, heart
conscience [noun]
means "being"breast, bosom, heart, mind, character, psyche
cruel [adjective]
means "characteristic"heartless, callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding
disconsolate [adjective]
means "sad"heartbroken
distillation [noun]
means "essence"argument, condensation, core, abstract, heart, idea
drunk [noun]
means "person" a person who is drunk, especially often or continually;
drunkard,
alcoholic,
heary drinker,
dipsomaniac,
boozer,
sponge
empathy [noun]
means "seat of passion"heart
fireside [noun]
means "fireplace"grate, hearth
fitness [noun]
means "being in shape"physical fitness, heartiness, working out, exercising, sportive
grate [noun]
means "metal bars"andiron, lattice, hearth
herculean [adjective]
means "powerful"mighty, strong, healthy, hearty, hardy, hale
homestead [noun]
means "home"birthplace, hearth, family, haven, fireside
hub [noun]
means "point"heart
irksome [adjective]
means "distressing"onerous, grievous, heartbreaking
kernel [noun]
means "essence"gist, heart, centre, nucleus, core, pith
meat [noun]
means "subject"core, heart, gist, essence, point, short
midpoint [noun]
means "core"mean, heart, middle, essence, centre, gist
miserable [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, heartbroken, uncomfortable, uneasy
nucleus [noun]
means "matter"meat, heart, gist, pith, kernel, essence
onerous [adjective]
means "distressing"irksome, grievous, heartbreaking
out loud [object]
means "aloud"heard
perceived [adjective]
means "received"heard, noticed, caught
pith [noun]
means "matter"meat, heart, gist, nucleus, kernel, essence
quintessence [noun]
means "core"centre, crux, gist, heart, essence, nucleus
registered [adjective]
means "understood"heeded, retained, heard
report [noun]
means "speech"rumour, gossip, hearsay, scuttle-butt, talk, buzz
retained [adjective]
means "understood"heeded, heard, registered
sincere [adjective]
means "genuine"heartfelt
thorax [noun]
means "chest"bosom, breast, heart, torso
try-out [noun]
means "audition"test, trial, hearing
valour [noun]
means "guts"courage, bravery, nerve, heart, gallantry, fortitude
vigorously [object]
means "energetically"heartily, exuberantly, vibrantly, industriously, alertly, firmly
wake up [verb]
means "encourage"cheer, hearten, inspire, inspirit, animate, fortify
well [adjective]
means "health"healthy, strong, hardy, robust, fit, hearty
well-disposed [adjective]
means "friendly"pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, cordial, hearty, genial
wretchedness [noun]
means "anguish"misery, agony, heartache, suspense, torment, torture
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