Earshot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EARSHOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a range from which a sound can be heard
• the range or distance over which one can hear or be heard
• hearing range
• Reach of the ear; distance at which words may be heard.
• the range within which a voice can be heard
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the range within which sound can be heard

Words related to EARSHOT

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Words that contain EARSHOT

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How to use EARSHOT in a sentence

• Jones meanwhile had pushed within earshot of the group.
• After he was safely out of earshot Kurt stole on stealthily until he reached the end of the freight-cars.
• He did not look around again, and was congratulating himself that he would soon be out of earshot when a sudden apparition ahead caused the mare to halt abruptly.
• Then he descended the five flights of stairs deliberately enough, but once out of earshot of his friends, he ran several blocks.
• Trains, similarly packed, were creeping up to within ear-shot of the constant cannonading, and it was on one of these trains that we had come.
• Getting down to realities, he told me that he has now the greatest difficulty in believing in the War at all, though he is within ear-shot of it all the time.
• But that of which the sound was duller, and which fell out of his earshot, was received indeed into the treasury, but did not count as any increase to the sum paid.
• Peter, in his course round the garden, came suddenly within earshot of cultured English voices, and heard some one laugh.
• Parker stopped him hastily from speaking on the quarter-deck, within earshot of others, and took him into the cabin.
• And needless to say, I now lingered far enough behind to be out of earshot.
• But when he was out of earshot he broke into a run.
• Distances of seventy to eighty miles across the mirror of the sea approach, as it were, within earshot.
• For nearly two hours we rode round and round each other, hardly ever out of earshot but unable to meet! This may sound incredible, but it is the plain fact.
• It seemed a kind of perversity of fate that he should have reached a point ordinarily within earshot, and yet could not make his approach known.
• Five shillings, the committee had decided, was to be paid by every man who came within earshot.
• The gathering watchers along the bank were beyond earshot.
• The village people settled within earshot, some below and some above us.
• He had edged nearer and nearer till he was almost within earshot.
• La Belle-Croix was within ear-shot of Les Tourelles.
• As soon as we got within earshot, we could hear the excitement.
• He walked briskly, and when he was well out of earshot Bud began to whistle.
• He bade these nobles stand in front of him, out of earshot and away from every other man.
• He went out to see that the building was being emptied of students, but of course he failed to discover that a few were hiding as nearly within earshot as they could get.
• Then he grew hot and angry with her for riding so fast and beyond ear-shot of the company.
• We are not far off from the others, but just so far as that our talk should be out of ear-shot.
• And then she beckoned him to follow her along the corridor, out of possible earshot of Mrs.
• She seemed to be, at a casual glance, the sort of young girl who usually has a mother somewhere within ear-shot.
• Nat, likely enough, had pressed forward beyond earshot, and led Mr.

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