Hearing and Probe

Hearing

Hearing noun - Range of hearing.

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

Nearby Words: hear, hearer

Probe

Probe noun - A systematic search for the truth or facts about something.
Usage example: a congressional probe into the accusations
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Synonyms for Probe

Hearing and probe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hearing" instead a noun "Probe".

Nearby Words: probing, probed

How words are described

human human hearing human probe
musical musical hearing musical probe
special special hearing special probe
alien alien hearing alien probe
Other adjectives: actual, terrible, white, military, last, occasional, electric.

Both words in one sentence

  • Mental Picture Projector Again in "Back In The Red" when a machine is used to probe the crew's minds to obtain evidence in their hearing.
  • Even assuming they were defective and even with the probe jammed up right next to one of those two, Chase would have a hard time hearing anything above background.
  • Two of the Wraiths, Wedge Antilles and Kell Tainer, kill a probe droid using explosives and are deaf/semideaf for a while afterward, although their hearing returns slowly before the mission is over.
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