Get to know
Hear and get to know are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hear" instead a verb phrase "Get to know".
Hear
Hear verb - To come to an awareness of.
Get to know and hear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Get to know" instead a verb "Hear".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
Both terms in one sentence
- Not only do we never actually see or hear Toji's sister, but we don't even get to know her name either!
Source: Ascended Extra / Anime and Manga - Mym and Rapture (prince and princess in India) are put in an arranged marriage by their parents, which allows them to hear each other's thoughts and feel each other's feelings, meaning they can't help but get to know each other.
Source: Perfectly Arranged Marriage -
In Saturday Night Fry, Stephen Fry says (of the theme song) "You know, the more I get to hear that tune, the better I get to know it." (This trope is clearly a favourite of his - he once wrote in chess magazine Kingpin "If more people read this magazine, it would have a higher circulation").
Source: Trivially Obvious
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