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earshot

[eer-shot] / ˈɪərˌʃɒt /






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Of course, like-minded groups can shout it out later out of your earshot.

From Salon

People may appear happy for you on the face of it, but they may not be so generous when your sons are out of earshot, especially if friends, family or acquaintances need money.

From MarketWatch

Have them in private, which means out of earshot of the tenants.

From Washington Post

Try finding a flight attendant out of earshot of the drunken passenger and explain the situation.

From Seattle Times

During the interviews, the armed Ukrainian officer guarding the men remained within earshot in the next room.

From Washington Post