Heard
Heard adjective - Detected or perceived by the sense of hearing.
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Interviewed and heard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Interviewed" instead a verb "Heard".
Nearby Word: hear
Interviewed
Heard and interviewed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heard" instead a verb "Interviewed".
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Truant decides to contact these celebrities — all he gets is a letter from a composer who claims he never heard of Karen or the house, and an insulting postcard from a feminist Karen interviewed.
Source: Literature / House of Leaves - Once he heard a magazine was coming to check out the cafe, he starts preening in hopes of getting interviewed and his picture taken.
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Not many people in Britain had heard of the Sex Pistols until they were interviewed live on Thames TV and Johnny Rotten and Steve Jones said both the S and F words in the space of a few minutes.
Source: Colbert Bump
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