Effect and Hearing

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Hearing and effect are semantically related In some cases you can use "Hearing" instead a noun "Effect".

Hearing noun - Range of hearing.

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Effect and hearing are semantically related in ability to perceive sound topic. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Hearing".

Nearby Words: hear, hearer

good	good effect	good hearing
special	special effect	special hearing
better	better effect	better hearing
normal	normal effect	normal hearing
Other adjectives: complete, powerful, actual, great, bad, extra, opposite.

One of Darkseid's earliest attempts to defeat Superman included high-tech tanks that amongst other weaponry used high-pitched focused sound to great effect against Superman's super-hearing.

Source: Sensory Overload
A certain note from the normally calm and quiet song that plays at 11 PM in the original (Wild World for the DS and City Folk for the Wii use a different soundtrack) has a similar effect, as well as the unexpected (during the first time hearing it) and bizarre sneezing sound effect in K.K. Cruisin'.

Source: Last Note Nightmare
However, when he learned the ritual no one mentioned the voices-in-your-head side effect, and coincidentally he doesn't start hearing them until after some incredible traumatic experiences.

Source: Through the Eyes of Madness

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