Overhear
Overhear verb - To listen to (another in private conversation).
Record and overhear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Record" instead a verb "Overhear".
Nearby Word: overhearing
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Zootopia: From their hiding spot at Cliffside, Nick and Judy are able to overhear and record Mayor Lionheart talking about his involvement in the scheme.
Source: Exact Eaves Dropping -
Exact Eaves Dropping: From their hiding spot at Cliffside, Nick and Judy are able to overhear and record Mayor Lionheart talking about his involvement in the scheme.
Source: Disney / Zootopia -
The Don: After retiring from committing crimes personally and setting himself up as proprietor of the Iceberg Lounge, he runs all organized crime in Gotham.; Batman tolerates this (more or less) because you never know the information he might "overhear", and be willing to share, "off the record".
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Record and Overhear. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 22, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/overhear/record
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