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View definitions for listened to

listened to

adjective as in heard

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It wasn’t, so I listened to her, got serious about my work and have been carving out my own path, my own way, ever since.

From Salon

The judge thanked the jury for the “care” with which they had carried out their task and listened to the “deeply upsetting evidence” during the trial.

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"He was someone we felt really connected to and we were really being listened to, but now we feel it’s more us against them and it should be a closer connection. We can help a lot."

From BBC

When Schimberg got this simple recording in his inbox and listened to it, “Immediately I knew that I had made the right choice,” the director says, “and that I was an idiot for even ever doubting him.”

I love them because people sufficiently passionate about their cause to trek to the capital and then make a public, almost certainly contentious, argument often deserve to be listened to and should be vigorously questioned too.

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

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