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View definitions for hear of

hear of

verb as in hear about

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Players hear of rewards that could be theirs one day.

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And when they hear of complaints that this is not the paradise travellers signed up for, some point out that such comments are dripping with irony.

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I think that was the opposite of how you often hear of parents kind of grieving when their children don’t meet all of those expected milestones.

This is something I want Adam to hear, of course.

Many escapees said they had witnessed prisoners die from ill treatment, overwork and malnutrition, though the UN did hear of "some limited improvements" at the facilities, including "a slight decrease in violence by guards".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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