Hearer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEARER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that hears
• One who hears; an auditor.
• someone who listens attentively
• a person who hears or listens to something

Words related to HEARER

hear7 hearers10

Words that contain HEARER

hearers10 shearer10 shearers11 sheepshearer20 sheepshearers21

How to use HEARER in a sentence

• And he had that most subtle of all stimulants to-night, a curious and sympathetic hearer.
• And on the other hand, an attentive and intelligent hearer, listening to a succession of wise teachers, might become actually better educated in theology than any one of them.
• In this it is necessary in the first place to render the disposition of the hearer gentle and merciful, in order that it may the more easily be influenced by pity.
• But this is most effective when the hearer is already blockaded, as it were, and taken prisoner by the speaker.
• Thou wilt be like a lover presently And tire the hearer with a book of words.
• Nor is the hearer himself without his corresponding influence.
• Persons, in grammar, are modifications that distinguish the speaker, the hearer, and the person or thing merely spoken of.
• I seem a forgetful hearer, or as one that hears the word with joy, but little fruit appears to perfection.
• The effect of soft music is to produce pleasure or pain, according to the state of the hearer.
• The perception of a thing imbibed by hearing only flows in indeed, but does not remain unless the hearer also thinks of it from himself, and asks questions concerning it, 183.
• In the worldly hearer, who does not strive after this goal exclusively, this could not succeed.
• The spoken word at once dies if it is not kept alive by some other word following on it and suited to the hearer.
• He knows chess and draughts and many fair tales to bring solace to the hearer.
• In the moment of hearing the sound, without any appreciable interval, these and other latent experiences wake up in the mind of the hearer.
• But they do not explain why, in man and in man only, the speaker met with a response from the hearer, and the half articulate sound gradually developed into Sanscrit and Greek.
• The length of the discourse indicates the distance of thought betwixt the speaker and the hearer.
• The keener the point, the more condensed the form, and the more suddenly the application strikes the hearer, the better the story.
• But the music written since their time has forced upon the hearer a more and more passive role.
• Franklin and others, whose biographies our young hearer had read with the deepest interest.
• The lines from the mouth are also shown as denoting speech, directed to his hearer.
• The scene was deeply solemn, and highly calculated to awaken and quicken the conscience of every hearer.
• I of course do not say, and have never said, that the doctrine of the divine holiness, goodness, truth, must have been previously an active belief of the heathen hearer.
• The hearer understands what is said either because he knows about what to expect, or because the expression is a familiar one.
• If even on hearing a word the meaning cannot be comprehended, it has to be admitted that the hearer lacks certain auxiliaries necessary for the purpose.
• We thus express the central thought, the high ideals of the composer, and through the earnest, impressive voice impart them to the hearer.
• It was a little comic until one got used to it, but that fault lay in the ear of the hearer.
• She had never much voice, but I have rarely seen the hearer to whose eyes she could not bring the tears.
• One very important instrument for giving expression and life to thought is thus lost, and the hearer soon becomes wearied and disgusted.

Similar words containing HEAR without suffix er

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